With the selection of girls out on a Tuesday night, things didn't look promising from the onset and spilling your drink on the brunette at the bar killed the mood faster than Kanye West at the VMA's.
Provider training by itself does not seem to improve depression care; however, if combined with additional guidelines implementation, results are promising for new-onset depression patient samples.
Charlotte was the most forthcoming on the subject: a promising poet before the onset of mental illness and an eventual lobotomy, she hinted at her predicament in five "Monologues of Repression," while admitting elsewhere that she'd never managed a "homosexual consummation" because she was "too frigid" even to kiss.
Our approach which handles each proposed onset time point as a candidate and subsequently classifies whether it is in fact an onset seems to be promising.
Aliquots of serum and plasma drawn at the time of arrival in the ED (regardless of the time from symptom onset) were tested for promising cardiac biomarkers that had been identified on literature review.
Model organisms have proven to be reliable tools for studying aging and have revealed promising biological foundations for delaying the onset and the progress of age-related human diseases.
The PlGF-1-to-sEng ratio in the second trimester also was recently reported as a novel and promising diagnostic tool for prediction of early-onset preeclampsia in singleton pregnancies (23), although numbers were small.
Thus, it is promising to evaluate the use of these proteins as early-onset or follow-up marker of the diabetic disease.
As psychosis onset typically occurs at the end of the adolescent period, promising empirically driven conceptualizations point to the significant role that adolescent neurodevelopment may play.
The potential of inflammatory markers is promising however, and even in apparently nonimmune settings, such as emotional stress-induced acute onset cardiomyopathy, inflammatory pathways appear to play a pivotal part [6].
The cause of Alzheimer's disease is poorly understood, but promising new research offers some hope for our ability to slow or stop the onset of the disease with a non-medical intervention.
