6 successively underwent substitution and bromination reaction to give the intermediate methyl 2- 5-amino-4- 4-cyclopropylnaphthalen-1-yl -4H-1,2,4-triazol-3-yl thio acetatee (7) and brominated product 8.
We report here the case of an immune-competent man with an AE discovered from a lung metastasis in 1981 who had 5 different locations of the disease, either simultaneously or successively, underwent 4 surgical operations on 6 different organs/tissues in 4 different locations, and who may nevertheless be considered cured from the disease after a unique follow-up of more than 30 years.
In LBM, it is intended to model fluids as a collection of particles, which successively undergo collision and propagation over a discrete lattice mesh.
d After the first meiotic division, the functional dyad at the chalazal end of the ovule successively undergoes the second meiotic division (arrow), and the non-functional dyad at the micropylar end has degenerated (arrowhead).
C. lunata successively undergoes asexual and sexual stages in his life cycle like other fungi.
Pro-inflammatory cytokines and microbial products, as well as endogenous factors, can activate immature DC that successively undergo a complex maturation process.
The most important postulate of this concept consists in that a person successively undergoes several stages of disease development, such as hidden (latent or incubation) period, prodromal stage, and infectious stage.
Each patient underwent successively two TTE studies within 30 min of each other, according to the availability of imaging systems and operators: the first using a hand-held device (Optigo®; Philips Medical Systems, Andover, MA, USA), and the other TTE study using a full-feature echocardiographic platform (Sonos 5500®; Philips Ultrasons).
However, a patient may undergo successively several event types and be considered in a situation of competing risks.
All patients undergoing a UKR were asked successively to participate in the study, until there were 50 patients for inclusion.
The term 'displacement' refers to the incremental axial (i.e. along the propagation of the ultrasound beam, or top to bottom, on all images shown) motion that the tissue undergoes between two successively acquired ultrasound frames (i.e. after 76 ms have elapsed).
