Due to the fact that journal articles have undergone several strict, rigorous revisions according to referees' suggestions and criticisms, it is assigned a higher weight compared to conference articles (Zobel 2000).
We still need a strict taxonomical revision of the Mesozoic mantis shrimps, but this first examination already demonstrates the importance of these fossils for understanding mantis shrimp evolution and the interpretation of evolutionary pathways of particular features.
The warmth and beauty of flautist Philippa Davies's tone in the earliest Sequenza, written in 1958, complemented her firm attack and sense of spontaneity; she chose to play the original, more freely notated version of the work rather than its stricter 1992 revision.
The UKA implants require thorough surgical technique, correct patient selection, and correct indication for surgery in addition to strict indications for revision.
A10 Weighing Immigrants' Rights The Supreme Court agreed to decide a question on the rights of immigrants facing deportation proceedings under the strict rules of the 1996 revision of immigration law.
The incidence is approximately 1% after primary cases and about 4% in revision cases, despite strict antiseptic operative procedures which include systemic prophylaxis [ 2, 3].
In the past few years a revision of the strict M1/M2 model was suggested and a continuum of macrophage phenotypes ranging between the two extremes of pro- (M1) and anti-inflammatory (M2) types was proposed [ 12].
The results achieved from the current study will contribute, together with previous published knowledge, to revision of the strict national guidelines for prevention and control of STEC infections currently applied in Norway.
The main aim of the present study was to identify microbiologic and patient-related criteria differentiating HUS STEC from non-HUS STEC, in order to obtain information enabling revision of the strict control and prevention measures presently employed in Norway.
