The neuropathic pain was caused by a partial tying (2/3) of sciatic nerve and the inflammatory pain was induced by an intraplantar (i.pl).
IT TOOK STANDING UP to a nasty two-week strike, but Solomon Trujillo, U S West Communications Group president and chief executive, finally got his workers to accept a partial tying of pay to performance.
Or it could be a partial buyout tied to that fugly search asset acquisition deal Microsoft put on the table after merger talks broke down.
"It says to those communities, 'We are paying attention.' " Walking through the five very distinct galleries of the Wadsworth, Mr. Holmes, who is partial to bow ties, says he still marvels at the treasures in the museum's collection.
Tie bars are the most important parts of injection molding machine, and the partial load of tie bars will directly affect the product quality.
According to the measurement of strain and stress of the tie bars, the partial load rate of tie bars was calculated, and the influence of different types of thread shape and template (mold) parallelism on the partial load rate of tie bars were analyzed.
The regional ties are partial; the international ties are precarious.
The new trial, he said, may supply additional interesting material tied to partial defenses to murder, like diminished responsibility and provocation.
Weakened century-old cloth and plaster ties caused a partial ceiling collapse that injured almost 80 audience members at London's Apollo Theatre in late December, investigators have found.
Assuming equal follow-up times for all subjects and handling ties properly, the partial likelihood estimates and estimated standard errors of the non-intercept parameters from Cox proportional hazard regression are exactly the same as the estimates from Poisson regression [ 16].
