Despite the controversy surrounding hip fracture care, the orthopaedic literature is void of studies eliciting patient's preferences and detailing the effectiveness of decision aids to inform patients of hip fracture management [ 20].
There is a void of studies investigating the stability and duration of the observed association between SRH on the one hand, and sick leave, disability pension or hospital admission on the other.
The extent of the signal void of comparable studies were 4 mm (1.5 T, 14-gauge needle) [ 8], 5 mm (0.5 T, 16-gauge needle) [ 9] and 10 mm (ultra-fast scan protocol) [ 9], which is smaller than the signal void we found at 3 T, as was expected.
Results have shown that by using simple textural characteristics such as mineral content, cement type and void, strength of studied sandstone can be estimated with acceptable accuracy.
As absorbed doses to the urinary bladder wall depend on the frequency of voiding, study patients were encouraged to hydrate and to void frequently in order to minimize this.
The cooling tower analyzed in this study is void of fill, named shower cooling tower (SCT).
In contrast to conventional cooling towers, the cooling tower analyzed in this study is void of fill.
To fill this void, this study examined the effects of individuals' public and private self-awareness in anonymous, time-restricted, and synchronous CMC.
In an endeavour to address the void, our study spans the classification of the C. parvum kinome and the structural and biochemical characterization of representatives from the CDPK family and a MAP kinase.
Between April 1994 and December 1999, blood and single-void urine specimens were collected from a random 3% sample of study enrollees.
