USE seems to be suboptimal for salivary malignancies, and some evidence suggests that USE does not provide useful diagnostic information compared with conventional ultrasonography for miscellaneous neck masses.
Longer use seems to be reducing hospitalizations.
However, the formula in common use seems to be not correct.
Prejudice against its use seems to be the last absolutely unacceptable prejudice.
Simply banning or discouraging cell phone use seems to be the most popular technique so far.
Still decriminalization for casual use seems to be a reality here in Vancouver.
By this visual evidence, cellphone use seems to be correlated with elation, not cancer.
In recent years, the sheer welter of its use seems to be wearing the fingerprints off the offending finger.
Another worry for the motor industry is that car use seems to be peaking in the most congested cities.
Two other previously unknown checking accounts were also found, they said, although the magnitude of their use seems to be much smaller.
In Africa, its use seems to be appropriate in handling bacterial pneumonias, diarrheal diseases and some septicemias, and perhaps against parasitic infections of the brain and intestines.
