It has been used very broadly and has become vague as we can see in the critique of the term, for instance in Brubaker and Cooper [1].
If it is crucial to continue ATT in the short term (for instance in TBM where treatment interruptions are an independent risk factor for death [ 26]), a combination of relatively non-hepatotoxic drugs, such as an aminoglycoside, E and a fluoroquinolone, could be given [ 60].
Discussions are recommended on the use of the term 'palliative' or options for alternative terms, for instance in the training and education of healthcare professionals.
The leading term (for instance, a in ax2+bx+c) is not a multiple of p. For example, 14x2 + 45x + 51 is irreducible because there is a prime number (3) that evenly divides both 45 and 51 but not 14, and 51 cannot be evenly divided by 32.
This may also explain the confusion that was occasionally encountered in the free-text replies, of the generic term dose (for instance in units of MBq), versus the SI-derived quantity absorbed dose (in unit Gy).
Indeed, although single implants have relatively long lifespan, they may give rise to biological complications in the long term, for instance, an increase in infraocclusion progression rate [10]-[14] [10]-[14]ouring of the lablue gingiva [15], abutment exposure [12] and distal papilla recolouring15],[16].
The Obama administration has a smaller proportion of women in top positions than the Clinton administration did in its second term, for instance.
"We challenge thoughts and behaviours that might feel helpful in the short term – for instance, constantly waking a baby to check breathing or Googling health worries – but which maintain anxiety in the long run".
Metagenomics has gained popularity because it allows researchers to study (the large amount of) microbes that cannot be cultured (Amann et al., 1995) and their role in the environment, for instance in term of interaction with other organisms.
Long-term investment by foreign companies, for instance in new factories and offices, is scarce.
The CC&Rs trump a good deal of municipal law (for instance in terms of property-sales contracts).
