Empirical estimates of one-dimensional projections of the distribution induced by a group of affine transformations are proven to represent a unique and invariant signature associated with an image.
When occurring in the eye, angiogenesis clearly proved to represent a threaten, whereas an univocal interpretation of the action of angiogenesis on the inner ear homeostasis is still lacking despite the morpohologic and functional analogies between eye and labyrinth.
For all the distaste of experience people working for free, the 2016 presidential race may ultimately prove to represent a new market demand for political campaign jobs: veteran staffers said they saw more long-term career prospects after interning for Hillary Clinton than working as paid staffers for upstart candidates like Senator Bernie Sanders or former governor Martin O'Malley.
Diagnoses in medical records after in-patients hospital treatment in the county of Skåne have proven to represent a high validity [ 19].
Currently, the aromatase inhibitors [ 13- 15] are proving to represent a modest improvement over tamoxifen therapy, especially for the postmenopausal woman with concerns about endometrial cancer and blood clots.
Cool roofs have been widely proved to represent an effective strategy for building thermal-energy performance improvement during the cooling season.
Ill-defined hypointense area, in the right lobe (arrows), seen in the dynamic phases, not visualised in the HCP, proven to represent an inflammatory pseudolesion Open image in new window Fig. 26 TP granulomas, in a 42-year-old man with active pulmonary TP. a Arterial phase, b PVP, c delayed phase, d HCP.
We report a case of a newly discovered large adrenal mass containing multiple areas of macroscopic fat, which was pathologically proven to represent an adrenocortical carcinoma.
However, IAP has not been proven to represent an adequate measure of gastrointestinal function, and there is some evidence suggesting that not all patients with IAH have gastrointestinal problems and vice versa [ 14].
In communications electronics, World War II was in one sense similar to World War I: the most extravagant prewar estimates of military requirements soon proved to represent only a fraction of the actual demand.
