There are no cures for mitochondrial diseases, but recent changes to UK law permit an experimental procedure called mitochondrial transfer, in which embryos are created with healthy mitochondria from a female donor.
The ADM and the MDM rely instead upon Adomian's representation and the Adomian polynomials to permit a straightforward universal procedure to generate higher-order numeric methods at will such as a 12th-order or 24th-order one-step method, if need be.
The subjectivity implicit in this definition has stimulated the development of a variety of methods for classifying cataracts, that may permit a somehow standardized procedure.
Pre-operative down-staging may convert an irresectable tumour into a resectable one, a tumour likely to have positive resection margins to one with negative resection margins or permit a sphincter-sparing procedure.
Continued application of this rule to proceedings governed by §983(a)(4)(B) serves all of the purposes advanced by Rule 12(a)(4), see U.S. v. $8,221,877.16 , 330F.3d 141 (3d Cir. 2003); permits a uniform procedure for all civil forfeiture actions; and recognizes that a motion under Rule 12 can be made only after a claim is filed that provides background for the motion.
In addition, using tissue adhesives in the amniotic membrane transplantation for pediatric corneal dermoid removal permits a sutureless procedure, thereby avoiding future suture exposure and foreign body sensation.
The EIs and RI permit a comparison of care procedures between different PHCs and health care professionals.
Herein, the procedure will permit a further diversity of applications into nanocomposite materials engineering.
We judged the risk of allocation bias due to the procedures used to generate a randomised sequence of assignments to be unclear in 59 of 72 studies because insufficient information was provided about these procedures to permit a judgement of low or high risk.
One would allow Senate consideration of oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge under procedures that would not permit a filibuster.
The second judgment concerned EPON, a producer of electricity, which had obtained a permit for a procedure involving the use, as a fuel, of wood chips originating in the construction sector.
