... consequence rela-
tion that holds for reasoningwithambiguitieson the
basis of an empirical discussion of intuitively valid
arguments.
The present paper starts out with such a discussion ...
consequence relation comes with the rules of proof.
Section 5 shows that it is no longer possible to use
rules like Conditionalisation or Reductio ad Absur-
dum when we deal with real ambiguities ... truth of the conclusion in (17) depends on the
fact that it is derived from the conditional. It, the-
refore, must be treated as correlated with the conse-
quent of the conditional under any...
...
xuất huyết và tổn thưong não.
-Sinh non : Trẻ sinh truớc 9 tháng hay sinh dưới 2 kg có nhiều nguy cơ bị bại não . Ở các
nước giàu, một nửa các trưòng hợp bại não là do sinh non.
3.3. Nguyên nhân ... đơn để
làm giảm co cứng xem ra không có hiệu quả. Điều trị ngoại khoa trong một vài trường hợp
có thể có ích như trong trường hợp co cứng trầm trọng. Ngoại khoa chỉ có thể được đặt ra khi
đứa ... Tại Viêt Nam hiện chưa có
thống kê về sô trẻ bại não trong phạm vi toàn quốc . Số liệu trẻ bị chứng bại não qua một số
công trình trong nước như sau : Theo Lê Các, tại 13 xã huyện Điện Bàn...
... G|ϕ
x
⊗ ϕ
x
by definition.
Conclusion. To get H
a
b ≥ 0 whenever (2.7) is satisfied, it suffices to start
with a function ϕ with nonvanishing gradient, and then replace ϕ by f(ϕ) with
f
> 0 and ... optics solutions for the Schr¨odinger equation concentrated
near planes are constructed in [6] and concentrated near spheres in [8].
Much less is known if the DN map is only measured on part of ... function has a
nonvanishing y-gradient at y = y
0
, in contradiction with (6.14). Thus, x
1
= x
2
,
or in other words, x
1
and x
2
belong to the same half-ray through x.
Taking the x-component...
... M
0
× G, and M
with M × G. The resulting constructions and definitions will yield objects on
M × G that are invariant with respect to the action of G on itself by right
translations.
We now proceed ... to identify a
distribution with small support in (G
2
x
)/Γ with a distribution with support
in a small subset of M
2
0
. These identifications then extend by summation
along the fibers of τ :(G
2
x
)/Γ ... ),σ
(m
)
(Q)}.
Proof. The Poisson structure on T
∗
M
0
is induced from the Poisson struc-
ture on A
∗
. In turn, the Poisson structure on T
∗
M
0
determines the Poisson
structure on A
∗
, because T
∗
M
0
is...
... hydrophilic region of the
protein, a region rich in amino acids with a higher than
average contribution to the UV optical absorption and
protonation of amino g roups by electrospray ionization,
leading ... dissociation
in a low ion ic strength solution. Information was collected
on the possible supramolecolar organization and how some
types of environmental stress may interfere with i t. In low
ionic ... sulfur- and nitrogen-deficient conditions contained
less b-phycocyanin; this only had a marked effect on band 5,
the heaviest one, consistent with th e idea that this band
contains mainly b-phycocyanins....
... selection of on- line resources on risk communication
Guidelines for scientists on communicating with the Media
15
A summary and
checklist
l All scientists have a professional responsibility ... more
widespread divisions of opinion within medical circles – a misrepresentation
that led many parents to withdraw their children from vaccination schemes. All
scientists have a responsibility to present ... shown in Box 2. The guidelines on risk communication presented
here are common to many of these and are ones that have been identified by
contributors to the consultation process as the most significant.
Voluntary...
... along ‘non-
geometrically related’ generalized broken bicharacteristics continuing the afore-
mentioned segment than along ‘geometrically related’ ones. Roughly, ‘geomet-
rically related’ continuations ... localized version; i.e., u ∈ H
1
0
(X) if for all φ ∈ C
∞
c
(X), φu ∈ H
1
0
(X). At
the end of the introduction we also consider Neumann boundary conditions.
The statement of the propagation of singularities ... related consequence of this estimate is that for microlocal solutions of
P u = 0, u ∈ H
1
0
(X), WF
1,m
b
(u) agrees with the b-wave front set of u defined
with respect to the more traditional L
2
space.
Lemma...
... these papers is a discrete construction technique since the corresponding
metrics constructed by continuous unit
endo
-deformations are isometric.
This section is concluded by describing those ... the old one. Note
that no restriction on dim(z) is imposed in this case. These deformations are of
discrete type, however, which can be considered as the generalizations of defor-
mations considered ... then, by the Reduction Theorem 4.1 of [Sz5],
a σ-deformation is equivalent to the simpler deformation where one performs
σ-deformation only on the anticommutator A. That is, only A is switched...
... profiler for
smartphone apps. Compared to profiling the runtime of ap-
plications running on conventional com puters, profiling en-
ergy consumption of applications running on smartphones
faces a unique ... eveloper in the app energy optimization cycle.
10. Conclusion
This paper m akes three contributions towards answering the
ultimate question faced by millions of smartphone users and
developers today: ... per-
sists beyond a progra m entity (e.g., a routine ); (c) Exotic
components: Newer compone nts like camera and GPS start
consumin g high power once switched on in one entity, and
often continue till...
... assigned to one of the five dou-
ble-blinded treatment conditions in which they con-
sumed one ounce of V-8 juice containing the following
ingredient variations:
Group 1: Placebo (V-8 juice only) ... tri-
al. J Nutr. 2006; 136: 404-408.
3. Bredsdorff L, Nielson IL, Rasmussen SE, et al. Absorption,
conjugation and excretion of the flavonones, naringenin and
hesperetin from alpha-rhamnosidase-treated ... amount of hes-
peridin consumed in conjunction with the 50 mg
p-synephrine plus 600 mg naringin was increased to
1000 mg, the increase in calorie consumption over
placebo was only 79 kcal, an increase...
... bone grafting procedures in the oral
and maxillofacial region. However, creation of a se-
cond surgical site, prolonged operation time, donor
site morbidity, inadequate bone volume and chronic ...
Although HBOT is considered a valuable ad-
junct on the healing of bone lesions in different ana-
tomical regions with ischemic perfusion, the current
knowledge about its influence on bone graft substi-
tutes ... sectioned with LKB Ultra
microtome (Stockholm, Sweden). Thick sections were
stained with toluidin blue examined. Ultra thin sec-
tions selected from appropriate regions were con-
trasted with...
... tablets.
CDs are non-reducing, water-soluble oligosac-
charides with nonpolar cavities that allow complexa-
tion with the nonpolar portion of many drug mole-
cules [13]. Inclusion complexes of ... pathological conditions, conti-
nuous release of prostaglandins usually contributes to
certain physiological functions in both humans and
animals. These include inhibition of gastric acid se-
cretion, ... gastric acid se-
cretion, regulation of vascular tone, regulation of ren-
al blood flow, and regulation of platelet aggregation
[11,12].
The gastric ulcerogenic action of NSAIDs is be-
lieved to...
...
asymptomatic, is the most common ocular manifesta-
tion of WNV infection (80%).
2
Active chorioretinal
lesions appear as circular, deep, creamy lesions on
ophthalmoscopy, with early hyopofluorescence ... WNV infection.
In cases of severe disease, therapy is supportive, with
hospitalization, intravenous fluids, respiratory sup-
port, and prevention of secondary infection.
Prevention is the mainstay ...
hyperfluorescence on FA (Figure 1). Chorioretinal
lesions vary in number and size, involving the mid-
periphery, with or without involvement of the poste-
rior pole. Linear clustering of chorioretinal lesions,...
... return of consciousness (including pos-
tictal confusion period). In addition, all our patients
who had a bradycardic/asystolic response on ILR
monitoring had abrupt onset of syncope with no pro-
drome ... consciousness to full
recovery of consciousness. The duration also included
the postictal confusion if it was a convulsive syncope.
We defined episodes of loss of consciousness as pro-
longed ... duration of monitoring with an
ILR was 6 months.
The baseline clinical characteristics of patients
with asystolic or bradycardic responses during ILR
monitoring (Group 1) are compared with...