The data show that the soil nutrient content in Mediterranean drylands affected by wildfires depends on the vegetation type, fire recurrence and fire intensity.
The girl refers considerable improvement of the headache with weekly recurrence and mild intensity.
Logistical difficulties that may arise during emergencies can relate directly to a lack in predictability for operations, limited knowledge concerning length or location of an event, the speed at which an event can occur along with the duration and intensity, potential recurrence, and mitigation of future events 7.
The intensity of IE CD56+ cells was significantly correlated with depth of invasion and recurrence, while the intensity of IE GrB+ lymphocytes was correlated with age and tumor grade.
A focal low signal intensity area in the peripheral zone on T2-weighted images may represent a treated tumour and not necessarily cancer recurrence, and recurrent tumours may not be apparent on T2WI [18].
The intensity, timing, recurrence, and type of disturbance can affect the rate of crust recovery even up to 30 years post disturbance (Bowker et al. 2004; Ford and Johnson 2006; Lalley and Viles 2008; Marble and Harper 1989; Zaady et al. 2007).
Women were asked to rate the frequency, potential for upset, consistency, and intensity of their worry about cancer recurrence.
The need for and intensity of follow-up to detect disease recurrence after radical cystectomy (RC) for transitional cell carcinoma (TCC) remains a matter for debate.
In addition, other factors that could influence post-recurrence prognosis and which might conceivably vary between the United States and the United Kingdom include the frequency and intensity of patient follow-up, and patient awareness of the symptoms of recurrence.
One characteristic of LBP in childhood and adolescence is its high recurrence and the tendency to reappear with greater intensity [ 6].
