However, this list is not exhaustive, as other polymers, proteins, or lipid structures might clearly contribute to this highly dynamic and competitive process.
Indication for tracheostomy should be cautious, and efforts should be made to recognize patients who might clearly benefit from this technique to avoid unnecessary and unwanted prolonged mechanical ventilation.
The sex-specific cutoff values of phase parameters might clearly discriminate between normal patients and patients with suspected LV dyssynchrony.
Of these, 1175 (33.8%) reported frequent migraine (> 5 days/month) and might clearly expect benefit from, and therefore had need of, preventative medication.
If we were to bring only the wing of mindfulness to our process of Radical Acceptance, we might be clearly aware of the aching in our heart, the flush of rage in our face; we might clearly see the stories we are telling ourselves -- that we are a victim, that we will always be alone and without love.
In particular, it was thought that analysis of distortion-free fluoroscopic image sequences might clearly demonstrate differences of the dynamic medial cuneiform-first metatarsal joint motion, if any, between normal and hallux valgus patients with clinically manifested first ray instability.
As the inclusion of this genotype in the comparative transcriptomic analysis might obscure some of the differences between climacteric and non-climacteric varieties, we analysed differentially expressed genes between only one variety of each ripening type, Ved and PS, to see if this might reveal more clearly genes that are specifically associated with climacteric or non-climacteric ripening.
Clearly, this might lead to a situation were buffer occupancy grows without bound, that is, to buffer unstability.
Now clearly this might raise some issues for some (do you really want to be publicly listed as being in a certain country?) and potentially creates a list others might decide to abuse.
Clearly, this might represent a significant barrier to the use of synthetic peptides in the treatment of ongoing human autoimmune conditions.
