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The type of diagnosis is also recorded, which identifies the most responsible diagnosis for admission, comorbid diagnoses that are not directly related to admission, and diagnoses that developed after admission and which represent the development of complications during the hospitalization.
Task A requires two weeks to complete and might, for example, represent the development of general specifications for an electronic unit in question.
Our aim was to find out a possible biomarker which might represent the development of KD and the following coronary artery lesions.
Our studies represent the development of the first implantable TEBVs based on hiPSCs, and pave the way for developing autologous or allogeneic grafts for clinical use in patients with vascular disease.
After all, their creation is too recent to represent the development of belief.
This appears to represent the development of metachronous disease after complete resection of esophageal disease.
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The Stained Glass Museum in the cathedral at Ely displays panels of painted glass representing the development of the craft from the 14th century to the present.
The alignment parameter represents the development of a linear fabric and thus increases with bottom current strength.
The solid line represents the development of alteration state in the mainstream, with individual red squares showing the state of the major tributaries.
The carbonates were deposited as a set of dolomite, banded limestone, and evaporated and represented the development of the regression cycles (Hu et al. 2014) (Fig. 2b).
The Panel Study on Korean Children established in Korea Institute of Child Care and Education is producing nationwide data representing the development of Korean young children.
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