In conclusion, the difficulty in both posing the clinical suspicion and confirming the diagnosis of neoplastic meningitis contributed to the sharp diagnostic delay observed in our series.
In our study, we found that phenotypic selection pursuing an ideotype of tall, thick straight trees with short horizontal branches and high apical dominance caused a sharp ontogenetic delay, even when reproductive investment was disregarded as a selection criterion.
In sharp contrast delayed firing motoneurons display MMOs both in mSOD1 and WT mice indicating again an unchanged excitability.
This urges the need to immediately control the sharp rise in delay, which encourages the use of following exponential increase strategy: δ i + 1 = δ i ∗ k τ i d i (7) .
This can be seen in a sharp increase in delays for ambulance crews handing over patients and the average waiting time for an initial assessment creeping up.
The unusual approach surfaced after consideration of a sweeping energy measure went badly off track, with Republicans and Democrats trading sharp accusations over delaying tactics and the handling of the Senate schedule by the majority leader, Bill Frist.
Notably, the report does not call on the airlines to reduce the number of flights or fly larger planes instead of smaller regional jets, whose proliferation has been blamed in part for the sharp increase in delays.
Like many conservative writers, Miniter is critical of the front-running candidate, Rep. Roy Blunt of Missouri: "Mr. Blunt is unable to deliver a sharp break from the DeLay policies of the past because he is a part of the DeLay machine that has run the House for the past couple of years".
Analysts expect South Korea to proceed with caution in resuming the imports because any misstep by President Lee Myung-bak could lead to a sharp backlash and further delay his pro-business economic reforms.
The results show that loss can eliminate the ripples and sharp peaks in the delay line.
