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Particularly as CRP was only tested to predict positive blood culture which may represent only a proportion of neonates with sepsis [ 24], especially if the patient had been on antibiotic therapy before presentation as is common in Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa

A recent tape of Simon Rattle's performance of Mahler's Second Symphony with the Birmingham Orchestra was a perfect example of such a presentation, as are many of the "Live From Lincoln Center" concerts.

DLBCL is a highly heterogeneous category with respect to biology, morphology and clinical presentation, as are non-small cell lung cancer or colorectal cancer.

10 11 12 13 Physicians will regard patients with neutropenic fever combined with shock at presentation as being in a critical condition and treat them intensively.

Any phrases that explicitly negated the presence of influenza immediately caused the algorithm to code the presentation as being "other respiratory" with no further checks.

Insufficient oxygen delivery might have been an important cause of hyperlactataemia in our patients, particularly in the earliest phase of disease presentation as was the case in our study [ 24- 26].

A total of 67% (725/1076) of children with a urinary tract infection or pneumonia were prescribed antibiotics during their emergency department presentation, as were 81% (52/64) of children with bacteraemia and 75% (813/1084) of children with clinically diagnosed infections.

Although the focus legitimately remains on prototypic illness, continuing efforts to develop disease-modifying therapies should not exclude the rarer AD subtypes and common comorbid presentations, as is currently often the case.

We are each, to ourselves, formless, men and women without qualities and yet our friends and relatives and co-workers have qualities enough: they are sufficiently consistent that we recognize their demeanor and behavior and self-presentation as being theirs.

We are each, to ourselves, formless, men and women without qualities — and yet our friends and relatives and co-workers have qualities enough: they are sufficiently consistent that we recognize their demeanor and behavior and self-presentation as being theirs.

Despite the amount of fanfare leading up to these big presentations, as was the case preceding the iPhone X announcement, Wall Street doesn't overreact.