The presence of varicose veins in the legs causes a tendency to the development of thrombophlebitis.
It can be seen that crack front showed non-uniform distribution while mode-III and mode-II components presented usual tendency to the development of curved thumbnail and sharpen-shaped delamination fronts at their peak values, respectively.
In the light of our results, we can recommend both intermittent isotretionin protocols for those patients with moderate acne, unresponsive to the antibiotic treatment, or who have a tendency to the development of scars.
Nevertheless, both regular pacing through a range of frequencies and extrasystolic stimuli demonstrated a progressively increasing tendency to the development of non-sustained, then sustained, arrhythmogenesis, in isolated, Langendorff-perfused RyR2 p/s and RyR2 s/s but not WT hearts.
However, this result is partially contradictory to that of Sim et al. [ 27] who reported a reduced expression of CTLA-4 in CD4+ T cells in patients with active Behçet's disease, with no difference in the production of sCTLA-4, leading to subsequent increase in Th1 cell proliferation and a tendency to the development of Behçet's disease.
Some authors have suggested that girls have a greater tendency to the development of these habits due to the fact that they have more emotional problems than boys [ 15, 29], but this fact was not observed in the analysis of factors associated with emotional symptoms in the children of this same cohort [ 36].
There is a tendency to construe developments in line with desired outcomes, and to place greater reliance on the concrete evidence of past experience rather than the anticipation of professional judgement.
Although there can be a tendency to overreact to developments, there can also be a tendency to stubbornly default to conventional wisdom and previous assumptions about the way the process is supposed to work.
Each has its own zoning powers and a tendency to embark on development projects with little regard for what lies beyond its borders.
However, even though it was not statistically significant, CCRT followed by adjuvant chemotherapy showed a tendency to prevent the development of distant metastasis.
Treatment with 1 ppm pitavastatin also demonstrated a tendency to suppress the development of FCA - the inhibition rate being 29% - in comparison to the untreated control mice, but the difference did not reach a statistical significance.
