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Cambodian villages usually developed in a linear pattern along waterways and roads, but houses were also often found on largely self-contained paddy farms.
Large systems are usually developed in a multi-language environment and run simultaneously on various platforms.
As archetypes are usually developed in a team, an iterative refinement process is suitable.
Despite substantial response rates, formidable side effect usually developed in a great proportion of patients, deterring the clinical application of these regimens in far advanced HCC.
Although clinical guidelines are usually developed in a top-down fashion, care pathways are more often derived from the bottom-up, so that the pathway precisely fits the configuration of the local heath service.
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A new termite colony normally is founded by dispersion of winged adults (alates), which usually develop in a mature colony during certain seasons of the year.
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HCC usually develops in a liver with advanced chronic liver disease and rarely develops in a normal liver.
Abdominal wall endometriosis (AWE) is a common site of extra-pelvic endometriosis usually developing in a surgical abdominal scar with an incidence of 0.1% [ 1].
It is an aggressive tumour that usually develops in a cirrhotic liver with limited functional reserve, and without treatment registers a short survival after diagnosis [ 5].
As a unique feature, HCC usually develops in a diseased liver and current imaging technologies employing classical response criteria have not been prospectively evaluated for this new treatment.
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