They thus have small revisions (whose cumulative effect over time can be large).
However even with the implementation of newer ceramics, the risk of component failures is still present in a small percentage of patients [ 17, 18], and it represents a catastrophic event that inevitably requires revision surgery, whose results might be unpredictable in terms of implant survival and related complications [ 19].
We have corroborated the utility of the SCNGs reported here by using a subset to estimate phylogenies of the "Streptanthoid" complex and its allies, a group that has been subject to several substantial taxonomic revisions and whose phylogenetic relationships have remained poorly understood.
Writer talked with Sir Frederick Ashton, who retired as head of the Royal Ballet in 1970, about the American premiere of his "A Month in the Country," whose revision he is supervising, and about the Royal Ballet.
September 29, 1691 Lewes, England January 12 , 1781London, England Richard Challoner, (born Sept. 29, 1691, Lewes, Sussex, Eng. died Jan . 12 , 1781London) leader of English Roman Catholics whose revision of the Douai-Reims version of the Bible became the authorized edition for English Catholics.
Be careful whose revision (interpretation) you accept and believe.
Messerer, whose successful revision of "Flames of Paris" was seen at Segerstrom two years ago, waded through this conglomeration and this time has made some dubious choices.
The polyphyly of Geodiap cydonium calls for a revision of this species whose taxonomical history is old and complex.
We therefore hypothesized that the first THA patients to be operated on with any endoprosthesis would not have a higher revision rate than patients whose implants were well known.
But those choices make this a document whose latest revisions are primarily directed inward, offering reassurances that the ideological line is still intact.
