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Litigation related to diagnostic ultrasound has become progressively more frequent as images have become easier to interpret, expectations inherent to the capacity of diagnostic ultrasound to facilitate diagnoses of subtle fetal anomalies have become higher, and sonographic equipment has become more widespread.

ICU admission is progressively more frequent in this population due to complications of both disease and therapy.

As the disease worsens, e.g. Gold 2+, patients also experience progressively more frequent and severe exacerbations, which are due in greatest part to bacterial and viral chest infections, as well as pollutants [ 6– 8].

The drift in oscillation frequency was the largest in IF IF networks, being increased especially when II was scaled up (Fig.  10 C), a scaling that was accompanied by progressively more frequent desynchronization events.

Co expression of 5'NT with αSMA was never observed in interstitial cells of control or contralateral kidneys but appeared already on day 1 after UUO, and became progressively more frequent up to day 4, where nearly all 5'NT-positive fibroblasts expressed more or less strongly αSMA.

The pain progressively became more frequent and longer in duration, causing MT to discontinue clozapine between the time of August 27 and September 25 of 2012.

A Romney wether (SM1450, ARQ/ARR, orally dosed with 5 g of BSE brainstem at six months of age, culled at 104 mpi) had a history of occasional fits since 88 mpi; these progressively became more frequent.

The frequency of the three orthopedic conditions (hyperlordosis, pes planus and genu valgum) decreased progressively with age, being more frequent in children younger than 8 years old compared to the other age groups (p < .001 for all).

From May when the rain events became more frequent, EF and WUE increased progressively again and reached their maximum yearly values in August–September.

Terminal ramifications progressively spread at longer time points (Figure 2A), being always more frequent and extended in postnatal neurons, whose arbors eventually became 4.7 times larger than their embryonic counterparts (Figure 2C).

The faculty should be cognizant that residents need to be placed in an environment suitable to their multitasking ability and that frequent formative evaluations will guide their deployment to progressively more complex environments.