Unprepared, they are then hurried through superficial presentations of the key ideas the typical introductory molecular biology course may take a week to review energetics and reaction kinetics, but this is certainly not enough time to address the shortfalls of students' prior education.
Although 70% of bladder cancers are superficial at presentation and able to be managed by transurethral resection, 60 70% of superficial tumours recur and 20 30% of recurrent disease progresses to higher stages or grades (Messing, 2001; Gee et al, 2002).
High levels of sE-cadherin were related to poor histological grade (P = 0.009), number of superficial tumours at presentation (P = 0.008) and a positive 3 month check cytoscopy in superficial disease (P = 0.036).
Because all these patients except for those with intravascular large B-cell lymphoma (IVL; Table 1) had superficial lymphadenopathy at presentation or on admission, a diagnosis of malignant lymphoma and its subtype was established based on pathologic examination of biopsied lymph nodes.
For him, he explained, an installation also was about making the presentation of fashion "less superficial".
They were applying to public finance the psychological principle of "framing" — the notion that when people make decisions without enough deliberation, consultation and information, they are easily influenced by superficial forms and irrelevant details of presentation or wording.
Fig. 1 Fundus photograph (a) and fluorescein angiogram (FA) (b d) of the right eye at presentation showing hard exudates, superficial hemorrhages, and "tied-knot-like" aneurysmal dilatations of the arterioles on optic disc and in the surrounding region.
The linkage between the presentation of LC as superficial verrucous vesicles and deep lymphatic vasculature was suggested [ 5].
The most typical presentation of HL is painless, enlarged superficial lymphadenopathy with systemic symptoms such as fever, night sweats, fatigue and weight loss.
The same organism was also isolated, together with Staphylococcus aureus, from a superficial swab collected in the emergency department on presentation.
