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The changes in style and mood from song to song are so quick that at times "Rhyme, Women and Song" suggests a sequence of lightning-fast blackout sketches.

Although this study shows that no fixed combination of tests can be used to classify CV, the classification tree suggests a sequence of tests to be followed in the diagnostic approach to the disease.

Current evidence suggests a sequence of treatments consisting of initial diathermy vaporisation followed by either holmium laser enucleation or transurethral resection, repeated if necessary on failure or relapse, are cost effective strategies for surgical treatment of symptoms presumed to be caused by benign enlargement of the prostate.

Many of the tissues which contained only traces of infectivity were taken from kudu A1212, an animal from which tissues were collected by using rigorous sterile procedures to prevent cross-contamination, and no pattern between the order of tissue sampling and the bioassay results from this animal suggests a sequence of tissue contamination.

Mr. Rudofsky suggested a sequence of "rooms" using paths, free-standing walls, fences and landscaping to create what he called an interplay of wall surfaces, sunlight and vegetation.

In summary, these results suggest a sequence of events, all triggered by chaperone deficiency and proteostasis failure in each compartment (Fig. 6b).

Mr. Streber's contribution, "Partita" (2007), for solo cello, is couched in a single, continuous movement, with changes in tempo and spirit that suggest a sequence of short dances, like those of a Baroque partita.

But what is remarkable is the way he manages to suggest a sequence of receding flats – scenery behind scenery, as it were – and yet unite them in a single vista.

Based on our recent study on dysplasia of respiratory epithelium [8] we suggest a sequence of events, i.e. nuclear atypia with low and high grade dysplasia followed by malignant transformation in fast growing highly undifferentiated tumor.

From these findings we suggest a sequence of events in which PEX13 deficiency leads to mitochondria-mediated oxidative stress, neuronal cell death and impairment of cerebellar development.

Other authors have suggested a sequence of key events whereby Cr VI -induced hyperplasia oCr VI -inducednt to DNA mutation (McCarroll et al., 2010).