By using these principles in conjunction with a progressive exercise program it is envisaged that participant's will progressively return to their pre-injury work and home activities, become more self reliant with the ability to problem solve and therefore be able to independently manage their condition and potential flare ups.
The outburst of violence on Thursday put local residents on edge over a potential flare-up in ethnic tensions, a common occurrence in parts of Xinjiang where ethnic Uighur, a Turkic-speaking people, bridle at what they call discrimination by the Han Chinese, who rule China.
Over the course of evolution an alliance has been established between the skin biota and the epidermal "host," which tends to stabilize the surface; anything that disrupts the skin biota encourages an imbalance and a potential flare-up of certain microorganisms over others.
The WHO warned of potential flare-ups as survivors can carry the virus for months.
Despite the official end of the epidemic, the WHO has warned of potential flare-ups as survivors can carry the virus for months.
Defusing potential flare-ups with Asian neighbors, Mr. Noda said he would not visit a contentious Tokyo war shrine that honors Japan's war dead, including convicted war criminals.
In contrast, China CDC strengthened the laboratory work force to avoid a potential flare-up of the Ebola epidemic.
However, with the presence of hepatitis C, the choice of immunosuppressants became markedly limited in view of potential flare-up of hepatitis and hepatotoxicity.
As a result, the duo hypothesized, reports of minor crimes could help predict potential flare-ups of violent crime.
As long as I take my medications and check in with my therapist regularly, I'm able to keep my symptoms under control and avoid potential flare-ups of depression and extreme mood swings.
The subject will also receive a handout explaining the effects of the steroid injection and how to manage any potential flare-ups or ensuing pain, and a handout describing pendulum exercises for the subject to perform.
