Alerting patients to the MVA risks they face and establishing appropriate cut-off values for measurable parameters of the visual field are promising ways of reducing both the incidence of MVAs and the unjustifiable removal from the road of drivers who have retained their fitness to drive.
A spokesman for the DVLA said: "In the majority of these cases, magistrates may have decided to allow drivers to retain their entitlement to drive where it is considered that disqualification would cause exceptional hardship.
Vesta cooled relatively quickly and is too small to have retained enough internal heat to drive further melting or volcanism, Carlson explained.
She would like the mayor to retain budget control and to drive policy, but wants a system with more checks and balances.
Therefore this work will now be taken forward by the National Information Board, in close collaboration with the primary care community, in order to retain public confidence and to drive better care for patients".
Jeff Gaspin, the chairman of NBC Entertainment, who broached the idea last week of shifting the late-night lineup, said he was motivated by trying to retain both stars, not to drive Mr. O'Brien away.
Cancer stem cells as we know retain the "exclusive" property to drive the growth and spread of a tumor.
This plasmid retains a strong gpdA promoter to drive the insert's gene expression and Bar resistance coding sequence to express the selectable marker that would provide resistance to phosphinothricin (PPT).
Although assumed blind, we show here that these mice retain sufficiently widespread retinal photoreception to drive a reproducible flash electroretinogram (ERG).
Based on these observations, we can theorize that under NIR-favourable conditions, namely, low Mg2+ concentration (≤1 mM) and acidic/neutral pH, the D308 and K98 residues help to retain and/or drive divalent cations to metal-binding site "A," promoting a catalytically efficient conformation of the APE1/αdA-DNA APE1/αdA-DNA
