The Italian-born Mr. Godani's "Symptoms of Development," made in 2006 for Nederlands Dans Theater and performed last year by Cedar Lake, is quite different: a cool gray universe inhabited by creatures whose body-lashing, head-whipping, torso-circling movements are studies in extreme coordination and invention.
Timing of involvement was based on the date of onset of symptoms and dates of development of functionally significant symptoms in a second and third region, which were gathered from the clinical history.
20 Also, nursing home residents or their relatives may object to discontinuing medication because of fear of return of symptoms or development of withdrawal symptoms, but they may also welcome a reduction in the drug burden.
What is striking about Assange's haters is that they exhibit the very symptoms of arrested development they now attribute to a man whose resilience and humour under extreme pressure are evident to those he trusts.
Mice were monitored carefully and sacrificed when they displayed symptoms of tumor development (lethargy, head tilt).
Failure of antimicrobial therapy was defined as persistence or progression of signs and symptoms of infection, development of new clinical findings consistent with active infection or death from infection.
More than 80% of HCC cases have underlying liver cirrhosis which masks the initial symptoms of HCC development, substantially remodels composition of liver secreted proteins, and thus represents a major challenge for early detection of HCC.
Resolution of symptoms and lack of development of radiographic evidence of pneumonia by the 2nd week of illness argue against the diagnosis of SARS.
But Stanimir Stoilov's team, whose presence is probably the competition's biggest novelty this year and is one symptom of the rapid development taking place in Kazakh football, did not fold similarly and could even have caused an almighty shock.
More persistent crying, however, may be a symptom of flawed neurological development, according to a paper in the November Archives of Disease in Childhood.
