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This instability defines the threshold n-MTB length (L2).

Unsteady potential flow is assumed; thus, the onset of divergence instability defines the critical flow speed.

This study describes the extent of caregiver instability (defined as a new placement for 1 week or longer in a different household and/or with a new caregiver) in a nationally representative sample of infants, followed for 5 7 years.

By refusing to change procedures, we have made political turmoil and instability defining features of western democracy.

The final result is chronic posterolateral instability, defined as triple varus by Noyes and Simon [48] (Fig. 1).

Hemorrhagic shock was defined according to international criteria as hemodynamic instability defined by systolic arterial blood pressure (SAP) < 90 mmHg or signs of shock and the presence of a life-threatening bleeding or bleeding that compromises vital function [8].

"Financial instability defined our lives," Toro's son, now 30, told The Huffington Post.

Cardiovascular instability, defined as a greater than 20% deviation from normal blood pressure, occurred in nine (60%) patients during PDT.

Genome instability, defined by higher rate of genomic changes acquisition per cell division compared to normal cells, represents a prominent feature of MM cells [ 7].

Bellabarba et al. [ 6] reported hip instability defined as generalized ligamentous laxity in patients with pain and snapping in the groin tested with traction under fluoroscopy.

We enrolled 61 patients who presented with symptomatic MGD and no tear instability (defined as tear breakup time [TBUT] <10 seconds).