While they have been widely studied, little pertinent data is available for common propane hydrates concerning hydrate phase composition, nor its volume or the amount of converted water.
It has been widely used in mapping pertinent cellular parameters, including ion concentration [ 19], pH of the environment [ 20], and oxygen saturations [ 21].
However, a pertinent and not widely recognized point is that automation of many of the cognitive tasks in use today preceded the development of the vast majority of tests used in clinical neuropsychology as well as the ADAS-Cog and Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) [ 14].
Last year during the anthrax attacks, the centers were widely criticized for failing to communicate pertinent information about anthrax in a timely manner to health officials, doctors and the public.
The idea saddened him, Mr. Jory said, sounding a lot like the spirit of Jane Martin's play, which is pertinent because Mr. Jory is widely thought to be Jane Martin (who is the nominal author of "Talking With" and "Keely and Du," among other plays) or at least the chairman of a Jane Martin committee.
At the time, placental transfusion was not widely practised, and the results are, therefore, pertinent to clinicians wishing to develop and implement guidelines.
Anglo has complained that Shell did not fully disclose the mine's design problems during the sale earlier in the year; Shell has responded that the problems were widely known and that it did not hide pertinent information.
Their characterization relies on the Bosniak classification system that has been widely accepted by radiologists and urologists as a pertinent diagnostic and communication tool.
However, it is pertinent to noting that insulin resistance is widely prevalent in our subjects as the HOMA-IR results (Table 2) are much higher than reported in previous studies from the same population [ 29].
Most pertinent question is why these methods are not adopted widely?
