The peculiar and nonunivocal link between anti-TNF alpha agents and ILD is clearly represented by a patient described by Komiya et al.; in this case report the administration of adalimumab first improved preexisting RA-ILD, and then induced its progression [ 104].
Tyre and Alexandria's coastlines are today characterised by wave-dominated tombolos, peculiar sand isthmuses that link former islands to the adjacent continent.
St Andrew's, the home of golf and host to this year's Open Championship, may be the oldest and best known but leading American golfers such as Tiger Woods and Mark O'Meara come to Waterville in the week before the Open to adjust their games to the peculiar demands of the links game.
The roots of our peculiar curiosity can be linked to a trait of the human species call neoteny.
Although the scientific literature contains ample descriptions of peculiar patterns of repolarization linked to arrhythmic risk, the objective quantification and classification of these patterns continues to be a challenge that impacts their widespread adoption in clinical practice.
But neither of these categories can fully identify the immigrant population in a country (Jacobs, et al., 2009; Méndez & Font, 2013), since the two categories do not perfectly overlap, and both are relevant to identify a segment of the population with peculiar legal and social links to the host country.
In part, this is due to some unusual physicochemical properties linked to peculiar lipids (i.e. phospholipids, ornithine lipids, LPS lipid A and lipoproteins) and to the properties of the periplasmic cyclic β-glucans.
The management of GPHPT is linked to peculiar problems, which we will try to discuss individually.
Late-onset asthma appears to be a peculiar condition, 4 perhaps linked with age-associated loss of beta-2 receptors.
When emotional intelligence first appeared to the masses, it served as the missing link in a peculiar finding: people with average IQs outperform those with the highest IQs 70% of the time.
