During a standard endoscopy, a transparent cap attached to the endoscopic tip was placed over the lesion to exert sustained maximal aspiration before a rubber band was released.
Other teams have people who can run 9.5sec splits, but we have to have aspirations of sustaining past success.
Family members do not on average have a distinctly more valuable set of skills or managerial talent, but the belief that they do remains an important thread running through the American dream and sustains the aspirations of Americans in, roughly speaking, the top fifth of the income distribution.
If Sri Lanka are to be defeated, as is probably necessary for England to sustain realistic aspirations of progressing from the group stages, Collingwood's experience is likely to be a crucial factor.
Community conversations and a variety of other tools that encourage people to articulate their concerns and aspirations -- often for the first time -- have enabled libraries across the country to bring about unprecedented change created and sustained by community aspirations.
We classified immediate procedural complications as aspiration of gastric contents, arrhythmia, dental or upper airway trauma, new sustained hypotension (sustained postinduction systolic blood pressure <95 mmHg in a previously normotensive patient), new sustained hypoxia (sustained oxygen saturation <90% in a previously nonhypoxemic patient), esophageal intubation and cardiac arrest.
The leadership of "Pathfinder Countries"[i] is critical to transforming aspirations into sustained action.
The paper considers this hybrid city village reality within the contested environment of Israel/Palestine, and examines the potential of the built form for upholding the cultural meaning and authenticity that sustain ethno-national aspirations.
Previous reports on imaging-guided cyst aspiration, including ultrasound-guided aspiration and angioplasty, have shown both sustained remission and rapid progression of the cystic adventitial disease [12, 13, 14].
They have aspirations, too.
