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The typical appearances and imaging pitfalls of various tumours at MR imaging performed with these agents can be understood by the interplay of pharmacokinetics of these contrast agents and transporter expression of the tumour.

Pitfalls to avoid when performing the e-FAST examination include the following: Incomplete evaluation of the lungs concluding the exam is negative for pneumothorax (false negative).

This research was performed to identify some pitfalls of literature search protocols.

A number of pitfalls need to be considered in performing PCT as well.

Particularly clever is the ever-watching chorus that flits deftly in and out of scene and character, while Anne Carson's translation is a store of delights (the unburied body is "sweet sorrymeat for the little lusts of the birds").The production also avoids emotional burnout, a frequent pitfall of the play when performed.

He says that when teachers perform they are also doing "field research" for their students on the pitfalls of the business world.

"Moondog Solos" (2001), choreographed and performed by Ms. Skaggs to music by Moondog, typifies the pleasures and pitfalls of her style.

What do you mean by the "pitfalls of the picturesque"?

The revival performed on Tuesday night, staged by the great Tudor interpreter Sallie Wilson, suggested both the gifts and the pitfalls of Tudor's style for dancers today.

Next from me: Pitfalls of passive construction.

Such are the pitfalls of nostalgia.