FL and MZ represent paradigms of two rising concepts of lymphomagenesis, protracted preclinical and antigen-driven lymphoproliferation, respectively.
Patients requiring prolonged mechanical ventilation (PMV) and protracted and weaning after critical illness is rising.
The cases of hypoxic hepatitis were all typical of that diagnosis, that is, clinically obvious, protracted hypotension or hypoxemia followed by an abrupt rise in serum AST and ALT, usually within 1-3 days.
DETROIT — It's a well-chronicled tale with an undetermined ending: the rise of Detroit as the Motor City; its dismal, protracted slide; and its current posture, where it wobbles but stands, proud but buffeted, in the grip of transformation.
The New York Times wrote at the time: "If Ms. Ferraro's rise was meteoric, her political career's denouement was protracted, often agonizing and, at first glance, baffling".
It considers the process by which Berlin's municipal railway networks were reconnected after November 1989 and frames this process as a metaphor for both the different durations and protracted process of the city's reunification and the identities these gave rise to.
Beyond rising unemployment, Americans are not only experiencing high, but protracted unemployment, creating a very cautious environment among prospective homeowners concerned about their own job security.
He said this was largely down to a "deep and protracted squeeze" on many people's real incomes, as inflation outstrips pay rises and energy and food prices increase.
Salah, 22, was the supposedly lesser talent in the protracted swap that took Cuadrado, the Colombia winger, to Chelsea for a fee that could rise to £27m, but he does not deserve the status of makeweight.
