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Poisoning is a global public health problem, with an increasing number of cases and deaths.
Due to an increasing number of cases related to online fraud, Paysafecard offers a safe and easy alternative for the credit card.
Cancer is a disease that affects a lot of people, and with an increasing number of cases.
Consequently, an increasing number of cases with involvement of the musculoskeletal system have been reported in the literature.
Since the first report of a fungal keratitis by Leber-in 1879, an increasing number of cases has been observed.
In an increasing number of cases powerful criminal organizations exploit these people and traffic and smuggled them as merchandise.
Advances in diagnostic techniques have also contributed to the identification of an increasing number of cases.
Across Europe, we are seeing an increasing number of cases due to movement and immigration post World War 2- both across the continent and to America.
In 2014, Member State national courts referred to the Charter for guidance and inspiration in an increasing number of cases.
In an increasing number of cases, retailers are using facial recognition technology to track in-store behavior to improve the user experience as well.
In HCB, this procedure was first performed laparoscopically in 2009, with an increasing number of cases over the past three years Table 1.
An increasing number of cases is being examined by the competition authorities on both sides resultingin increased and enhanced cooperation.
Both international and local human rights organisations, unfortunately,report an increasing number of cases of concern.
Is the Commission aware that there have been an increasing number of cases related to fraud against citizens of other Member States within property transactions in Spain?
Antimicrobial photodynamic therapy(apdt) has been used to treat localized infections andthe constant exposure of antimicrobials presents an increasing number of cases of microbial resistance.
For an increasing number of cases, service providers are adopting full Fiber to the Home(FTTH) solutions to reach new customers and meet increasing demand.
Involvement of the heart during an anaphylactic episode has been reported and an increasing number of cases in literature has been emerging.
However, there is an increasing number of cases of congenital syphilis, fetal deaths, abortions and several irreversible sequelae for newborns from this preventable infection.
Although most of cases occur in developing countries, recent immigration patterns andthe increase in international travels have led to an increasing number of cases of PCM in the United States of America and Europe.
An increasing number of cases have been described as being linked to malignancies, particularly myelodys plastic syndrome and, albeit less frequently, to solid tumors or other hematologic malignancies.
Over the past 12 years it has been described in the literature an increasing number of cases and some small series of cases of neurological damage associated with the infection by genotype 3 from hev.
An increasing number of cases of cancer have been identified in the state of Alagoas, in a context of delayed diagnoses and poor access to treatment; 110 new cases of mouth cancer alone were diagnosed in 2008, which has raised the number of incurable cancer patients.
The surgical mask was initially considered to be a protective barrier mechanism for the HCP against patient's secretions andblood D. However, an increasing number of cases of meningitis after spinal tap has been described B, D, C. Many of these cases result from epidural or subarachnoid space contamination with pathogens from the oropharyngeal mucosa of the anesthesiologist.
The results show underreporting, an increasing number of cases in pregnant women, and the persistence of vertical transmission; thus, showing the lack of a syphilis control policy in the city.
Greater knowledge of the illness, including the identification of occupational risks, the transmission of the disease, the clinical characteristics and the radiological alterations, allowed pulmonologists and infectious disease specialists, with qualified laboratory support,to confirm the diagnosis in an increasing number of cases; it should be pointed out that the number of known cases in the state of Piauí doubled in the period between August of 2003 and July of 2006.
Applied digitisation of cultural heritage has become an objective of cooperation projects co-financed under the“Culture 2000” programme in an increasing number of cases; within the“Culture 2007” programme as proposed by the Commission, co-funding will be available for cooperation projects improving the transnational circulation of cultural works and products, including through digitisation and online access.
It has been hypothesized that vaccination against chickenpox can change disease epidemiology, with an increased number of cases in adolescents and adults. there is also concern about the impact of universal vaccination on herpes zoster incidence.
It was noted an increased number of cases with minimal hyperemia 1+ as the time between the appearance of red eye and the demand for emergency care p 0.0072 increased Figure 1.
The HB scenario in Paraná, with an increased number of cases from vertical transmission, transfusion and work accidents, reveals the need to implement immunization programmes in maternity wards, hospitals, blood banks and other healthcare services with greater involvement of healthcare professionals to allow vaccination of the population and healthcare providers, and orientation on HB prevention through vaccination.
Nevertheless, when the number of patients was divided by time intervals, it was observed that there was a large reduction in mortality, and this percentage over the last three years of study was 8.6%, which can be attributed to greater experience,associated with an increased number of cases in recent years, the management of patients in this age group regarding preoperative, transoperative and postoperative care, which differ this group from those of younger age.