Doing most of the singing and cracking most of the jokes (mainly at the expense of frequent collaborator Thorne – "He cannae afford shoes," that kind of thing), this is principally Yorkston's show.
"You get good people," he added, echoing his son's frequent refrain that a president principally assembles a team, delegates responsibilities and makes final decisions based upon good advice.
Capecitabine dose reduction/discontinuation was required in 35 (59%) patients because of AEs, the most frequent being non-haematological toxicities, principally, hand foot syndrome and diarrhoea.
Although the latter regimen was 27% more costly, principally because of the cost of more frequent capillary glucose monitoring, per unit A1C lowering there were cost savings of 23%.
Among the respondents, the primary ventilation strategy is principally based on ARDSnet protocol, though with frequent deviations to the recommended PEEP, tidal volumes and fraction of inspired oxygen (Fi02).
Alkylating agents are principally used in patients who have SSNS with frequent relapses or severe corticosteroid side effects.
Pelicans frequent inland and coastal waters where they feed principally on fish, catching them at or near the water surface.
Studies of the correlation between prenatal ultrasound scans and pathology examinations show that diagnostic misclassifications principally concern heart disease [ 18, 19, 21], with the most frequent diagnostic error that of a ventricular septal defect, which often marks valvular disease [ 19, 39].
A meta-analysis of home visiting programs for at-risk families to examine differences in the effects of programs on maternal behaviour, noted that the effectiveness of home visit programs was principally dependent upon the frequency of services, stating that programs with more frequent contact between home visitors and their clients were most successful [ 23].
Therefore, we think that, in face of the lack of environmental factors known to be involved in the development of NB, it is highly probable that the higher incidence for Hispanic children in the U.S.A., in comparison to that of Mexican children, is due principally to an increased suspicion of the diagnosis and to the more frequent use of ultrasound technology for its diagnosis.
