THE Turkish media's pathological dysfunction is just one example of a much broader phenomenon.
Whether reasonable or not, both public health agencies and the news media have a pathological habit of identifying and promoting certain health concerns as dire--potentially devastating, possibly decimating.
Accumulation of granular osmiophilic material within the tunica media are suggestive pathological markers of CADASIL, which lead to luminal stenosis in cerebral arteries and consequent reduction in cerebral blood flow, mainly in the subcortical white matter [46].
The camera, just a marvellous piece of new technology, was the vehicle for our passage toward the pathological pride and idolatry of our media culture.
It is also possible that the two-transcript classifier scheme does not capture pathological information encoded by other molecular media - for example, protein or metabolite levels - that may more accurately predict pathological state.
The pathological processes leading to thickening of intima media and to plaque formation may also be different.
These techniques allow the study of values according to age and diagnosis of the pathological value, the thickness of the intima media (RFQIMT), the speed of the pulse wave (RFQAS), and the degree of endothelial dysfunction (FMV).
Additional CT angiography with intravenous contrast media is useful to exclude other pathological conditions (e.g. aneurysms, arteriovenous malformation, fistula and venous thrombosis) that could cause similar haemorrhagic complications.
For the trial of the distance relapse prevention program, a sample of individuals meeting criteria for pathological gambling (N = 169) was recruited through media announcements and was assessed via telephone [ 21].
Its low profile provides a sharp contrast to the flamboyance of the Islamic State, which operates with an almost pathological desire for attention, publishing graphic-heavy magazines and flooding social media with images of carnage.
