Objective To study the clinical significance of dynamic changes and conglomeration of platelets in patients of hepatobiliary diseases.
We argue that the resource's conglomeration and the diffusion will lead to the geographic circle phenomenon in which the metropolitan is the most representative.
Yet what this Jane still have today is a symbol of a conglomeration of time and love that though Edward is physically far from my life, his presence is felt by the tinkering of this two cm needle.
Among its glorious conglomeration of European bathing traditions, you'll find an Irish-Roman bath and a Russian steam bath as well as tepidariums and hot rooms.
Moreover, this research found that as labor migration of China has significant space conglomeration effect, Spatial Error model is fitter to analysis of this phenomenon than OLS model is.
There was such a diabolical conglomeration of mustache, glasses, fairly bushy eyebrows and knitted lines where the eyebrows met!
A word for “slip up”, glitch is believed to be a conglomeration of two words, both that meant to slip or slide, around 1962: “glitshen” (Yiddish) and “glitschen” (German).
In fact the hill and the temple here are completely at one, with in addition a conglomeration of other attractive sights.
This enormous conglomeration of development appears to have started as a wide scatter of individual settlements centred on the larger town of Los Angeles itself.
The concept of Ethical World Outlook is the synthesis of consciousness and will, and the conglomeration of phenomenology and the law of philosophy.
Its particular urban fabric is famous for its conglomeration of iconic, although individual luxurious boutiques.
Shanxi coal sector: practice and measures in resources conglomeration;
