Selective venography has been considered the gold standard for demonstrating pelvic incompetence as it can potentially show communication between incompetent pelvic veins (ovarian and/or internal iliac) and lower limb varicosities, but a recent study cautions reliance on this modality [ 71].
If its economy really is much weaker than Beijing has let on, it would be alarming for any company hoping to export to China — something firms in Britain have been encouraged to do in recent years, to lessen reliance on the stodgy European economies.
The calls in CPAG's recent manifesto to reduce reliance on means-tested benefits, increase universal child benefit and provide more help for the unemployed, disabled and lone parents repeat many of the arguments that appeared in the CPAG manifesto of 1969.
Putin knows this, which explains his attempts in recent years to reduce reliance on the dollar in international trade and banking," says Juan Zarate, a former deputy national security adviser and author of "Treasury's War", a book about financial statecraft.Bank Rossiya, the only bank sanctioned so far, has been cut off by Visa and MasterCard and forced to cease foreign-currency operations.
Historically, widely used criteria for offering liver transplantation, such as King's College Criteria, are of limited use and recent guidelines discourage excessive reliance on these criteria.
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"We really see our job as providing tools for the forensic toolkit," which has been faulted in recent years for its reliance on methodologies considered to be subjective, Hart said.
"The recent history has been a reliance on the N.S.C. system to do it.
Indeed, the Pentagon's battle strategy has shifted in recent weeks from the initial reliance on its overwhelming advantage in air power to putting more troops on the ground.
