But more often than not the central square is more substantial than a flat abstract shape.
MHs are considered complicated by the authors when one of the following apply: (a) a history of MH for 6 months or more; (b) after primary or even secondary retinal surgery, for example, when short-term endotamponades, such as SF6 or C3F8, were unsuccessful; or (c) whenever a larger central substantial defect was appreciated when the indication for the operation was established.
The central and substantial "Intermezzo" lets its hair down and dare digs in, with brass and percussion and woodwinds all getting excited like juveniles on an unsupervised school trip.
The central issue of "substantial similarity," which can be considered a close question of fact, may also validly be decided as a question of law.
The Federal Open Market Committee released its minutes from its Dec. 16 meeting, which showed the central bank sees substantial downside risk for the economy, and with that, lower inflation pressures.
Extensive simulation studies have shown that >33% dots falling within the central area indicate substantial star-like signal, i.e. a star-like outburst of multiple phylogenetic lineages [32].
The central premise is that substantial information from multicenter studies has already shown efficacy in the United States or the European Union when a drug manufacturer seeks marketing approval in an Asian country.
These results are important in demonstrating previously undocumented migrant use of urban areas with remnant valley oak canopy and suggest that protecting existing valley oaks and increasing their use in future urban forestry and landscape plantings in the Central Valley could provide substantial habitat benefits for native migratory birds.
The central government has delegated substantial decision making authority to the CHMT over a number of domains, including the opportunity to decide the number and type of lay stakeholders invited to the planning meetings, should the need arise.
Moreover, efforts by the central level to retain substantial control of the implementation process – by using an earmarked budget, providing prescriptive (yet unclear) guidance on the policy, and offering few opportunities for feedback – may have exacerbated problems and contributed further to the programme's low uptake.
