Several asian authors have reported a potential benefit from using intraperitoneal chemotherapy with or without hyperthermia, as a complement to curative surgery, in the absence of carcinomatosis [ 32- 34].
He is laying the cornerstones for an empire without precedent, which will (a complement to the biblical fiat lux) impose a fiat lex across the earth: Roman notions of law and order will eventually prevail from the Irish Sea to the Caspian, from Russia to Morocco.
But he learned that throwing 96 miles an hour without a full complement of secondary pitches was not enough to succeed.
Since the match could not be completed without a full complement of qualified officials, an appeal was made over the tannoy.
Without a full complement of offensive threats on the floor, Lane had to fend for himself while Villanova feasted on four Seton Hall turnovers to help turn a 32-23 definto into a 40-33 lead.
Fewer than 4 of every 100 Metro-North trains operated without a full complement of passenger cars last year, a significant improvement from 2004, when 18 of every 100 trains were missing at least one car, Metro-North's statistics showed.
Leon Panetta said that in normal times the Pentagon could probably carry on without a full complement of senior leaders — but, if there was a prolonged international incident, it would come under severe strain.
No Wellsian prospect of the distant future is complete without a full complement of megastructures; the author understood with deep and intuitive force that the technological extension of human capabilities would brook no opposition.
Yet previous teams never faced the challenge of these 11 players who regularly take the field with no opportunity for rest during the game, or sometimes play without a full complement.
Any investor who has his performance measured against a global bond-market index, whose weighting is ever-more skewed towards the Japanese market, will have done very poorly without a full complement of JGBs.
