A more detailed analysis may be necessary for adequate evaluation of primary care, consequential pointing out to the fact, that treatment of obstructive airways diseases by the GP's may be more consistent with guidelines than other studies have found.
Increased levels of TGF-β have been clearly demonstrated in the small intestine following both single and fractionated radiation exposure suggesting a role of this cytokine in the pathogenesis of both primary and consequential radiation enteropathy [ 56].
(Reuters) NATIONAL 22-34 A Crucial Showdown In Tuesday's Primaries The Republican presidential contenders head into Tuesday, the most consequential primary day of the campaign, with Senator John McCain determined to crack Gov. George W. Bush's hold on party loyalists.
Mr. Musgrove, 45, has no consequential primary opponent.
Dada and Surrealism, the primary and most consequential innovations of the period, are relegated to a few minor examples.
The five candidates left in the presidential race – three with roots deep enough to claim the New Yorker title – took the battle for the Empire State state to all five boroughs and beyond in its first consequential primary in a generation.
Pay close attention people, we're in the midst of the most exciting and consequential primary election cycle in recent history.
Importantly, the force generation defects we observed here were in non-hypertrophic cells, suggesting a primary event not consequential to hypertrophy and related maladaptive processes.
"As it turned out, providence may have smiled on us," he said, because Texas will now have a consequential Democratic primary for the first time in decades.
There was only one other reporter who showed, but the timing wasn't ideal: it was the night of New York's consequential Democratic primaries, and all eyes were elsewhere.
