The method, which is strikingly straightforward and easy to perform, centers on injecting portions of a patient's blood directly into the injured area, which catalyzes the body's instincts to repair muscle, bone and other tissue.
(Published Feb. 14) 2. PROMISING TREATMENT FOR ATHLETES, IN BLOOD The method, which is easy to perform, centers on injecting parts of a patient's blood directly into the injured area, which catalyzes the body's instincts to repair muscle, bone and other tissue.
It is extremely helpful to use symmetry-generation tools to perform centering on cell operations, growing and reassembling disjointed fragments.
Lanford Wilson, the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright whose work -- earthy, realist, greatly admired, widely performed -- centered on the sheer ordinariness of marginality, died on Thursday in Wayne, N.J.
For that reason, we performed an analysis centered on a point just before resuscitation.
The six members of the Westchester-based New York Cabaret Unlimited, who perform song-and-dance shows centered on one composer, have decades of collective theater experience behind them, including stints in regional theater, Gilbert and Sullivan troupes, avocational orchestras and choruses.
The advantage of this approach is to allow the analyses to be performed over a buffer centered on the current axis instead of using a wider region.
A standing antero-posterior pelvic radiograph was performed with the beam centered on the pubic symphysis.
The most common therapeutic interventions performed by the RRT centered on airway, respiratory, and cardiovascular support (Table 4).
Many choral ensembles are firmly centered on performing the music of the past: either the early-music repertory prized by such groups as New York's Tenet or Boston's Blue Heron, or else the big masterworks that come from what might be called the choral long nineteenth century, from the capacious Baroque of Handel's "Messiah" to the mid-twentieth-century Impressionism of Duruflé's Requiem.
