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Him with special emphasis on the disease, systemic fungal infections pustule long, some parts of the infected area of up to 60%!

That's where the systemic implications come in and what we and others are trying to be alert to.

And its monetary-policy arm's overstimulative policy ahead of the credit boom arguably made it a stoker of systemic risk.

It is only a commercial banking crisis that poses a systemic risk and can lead to the sort of mess we face today.

Systemic therapy is now used by the team as an integral part of the mainstream clinical programme within the alcohol treatment service.

"One of the best predictors of systemic cancer spread is whether the draining lymph node has any signs of metastasis, " he said.

Climate change is the climate factor for several decades or longer period of time the long-term results of any systemic changes.

Reactive lymph node hyperplasia is usually transient and self-limited in response to a local or systemic infection.

He said it was "possible" that the Fed could take on some sort of systemic risk duties.

"The commission must transform itself into a systemic reforms commission, " he said.

The FSA plans, says its chairman, to look beyond single institutions to the systemic risks they may be heaping up in aggregate.

As long as it's just a rogue, though, and not a systemic cultural issue, then the response is far more likely to be pity than anger.

highlighted foreign-currency mortgages as the sort of danger that the newly formed European Systemic Risk Board would be looking for.

He said the Fed had the best technical expertise to be a systemic risk regulator.

Han Yu s musical prose is the main constituent of his literature creation, on which previous scholars seldom did a systemic research.

A situation in which bank runs are widespread is called a systemic banking crisis or just a banking panic.

The present study on Chinese ethnic and folk dance is short of a macro-view and is not ready to build up a systemic and completed cognition.

However, researchers showed that raloxifene in combination with systemic oestrogen results in an increase in hyperplasia, she said.

But we have learnt from the Lehman collapse and know not to leave the sector high and dry when a systemic institution fails.

The finance ministers of the European Union promised that no other financial institution of systemic importance would be allowed to default.

The need for a systemic regulator to oversee the health and stability of the overall financial system has never been greater.

If 2008 was the year of systemic risk, particularly in the financial sector, 2009 seems likely to be a year dominated by specific risk.

The concept of New Mother Town is a complete and systemic one, basically different from that of New Town.

In these instances, an arterial catheter is often inserted to monitor systemic blood pressure continuously.

But slavery should never be tolerated regardless of any economic benefit, just as systemic fraud should not be tolerated.

In the case of Citigroup, a real systemic risk for the financial markets had to be contained.

Chemotherapy may be administered as systemic treatment preceding radiotherapy, or to enhance the effect of radiotherapy.

"The depth and systemic nature of the crisis call for exceptional vigilance, coordination and readiness to take bold action, " the IMF said.

Without sufficient resources, the systemic regulator will not be able to identify systemic risks and craft the needed regulations.

Blepharitis is often associated with systemic diseases such as rosacea or seborrheic dermatitis.

Further investigation is needed to support periodontal treatment intervention as a means of controlling systemic inflammation.

But regulators now have a real-life example of a systemic collapse with which to calibrate their new rules.

Given that this infection invades the hair shaft and the pilosebaceous unit, systemic antifungal therapy is the gold standard of treatment.

That mysteriousness was the thing that made Lehman's collapse turn instantly into a systemic crisis.

In his testimony, Mr Geithner said the Fed was "best positioned" to regulate systemic risk.

Colonization of the lower GI tract and indwelling catheters have been thought to be the primary sources of systemic infection with Candida.

Some discussion of the role of securitisation and systemic risk is essential, even if it feels like a lot of detail for beginners to grasp.

"If I can solve challenges in a systemic way here, then I can extend the solution to the rest of the world. "

IVIg might be an alternative treatment for some forms of systemic vasculitis with persistent disease activity after standard therapy.

Since it would be a one-off event, it should not affect incentives (unless banks plan to create systemic crises every few years).

But recognition of the systemic frailty of a complex financial system would be a good start.

There was no systemic symptom, such as blood pressure change, fever, headache, or other specific signs of neurotoxicity.

"By getting a handle on the mechanisms involved in disease we can start to tackle them in a more systemic and scientific way, " he said.

Moreover, one country's banking crisis tends to become systemic if the country has an unstable macroeconomic condition.

And the plan does nothing to resolve the severe stress in money markets and interbank markets that are now close to a systemic meltdown.

Multidiscipline approaches should be used for systemic analysis of the generation of a target system.

However, due to legislative, theoretical and systemic flaws, BOT applied in public utilities has been fraught with quite a few problems.

By means of documentary materials, investigation and interviews, a systemic study is made of martial arts activities in Wudang Mount.

Health inequalities are the result of systemic failures to realize the right to health for all.

Systemic blood pressure appears to have little effect, at least in the non-shocked state.

But a systemic and comprehensive analysis of the language of sports news has not been well attempted.

The operational result of NetKernel's cache is the systemic elimination of many redundant computations.

Furthermore, its destructive capacity might eventually be seen to have been systemic rather than merely specific to one failed company.

The third lever that policymakers can pull is the now-popular idea of leaning against the wind when systemic risks are rising.

The cause of these deaths and complications is crush injury syndrome, the systemic manifestations of muscle crush injury and cell death.

Potential for systemic risks emerging from municipal markets could not be ruled out, he said.

Proponents of a systemic financial regulator that would span multiple subsectors and geographies are making a similar argument.

To understand concept, causes, local manifestations, and systemic responses of inflammation.

The traditional systemic risk was the run on the bank.

More emergency sales and collapses are likely but a systemic failure of 1998 proportions is out of the question.

The company provides the systemic solutions and a series of technical supports for customers.

Systemic antibiotics are only required in the case of acute foot infections and osteomyelitis with an underlying ulcer.

"Thousands and thousands and thousands of foreclosures create as much systemic risk as one investment bank, " Senator Dodd said.

Precisely, as you are undoubtedly gathering, the anomaly is systemic-creating fluctuations in even the most simplistic equations.

The financial crisis is not a simple economic cycle fluctuation, but a systemic storm caused by the institutional defects.

I had thought the tree would be close against the sky the day I grew up, but now standing there with systemic scars.

Regulators could get managers to watch for systemic risks by linking their bonuses to the bank's bonds.

First is the unforeseen , but now evident, fragility of the global economy in the face of a systemic banking collapse .

Henoch-Schonlein purpura (HSP) is a systemic vasculitis of unknown cause and abdominal pain is usually complained.

Clinical examination did not reveal systemic diseases ot trauma in the facial region.

With a little help from the regulators, the big banks can now declare themselves duly stress-tested, but the systemic instabilities remain.

In a bleak article published in The National Interest last fall, the Harvard economist Benjamin Friedman took a more systemic view.

Meanwhile, it is of a small quantity for scholars to make a systemic study on China's overseas direct investment.

On this basis, proposed a few issue that needs attention, and strive to systemic evaluation of internal control and maneuverability.

Only Spain can really be described as an epicentre country, and of course the US and the UK had far greater systemic importance.

But any systemic economic crisis hits the poor first, the middle classes second, and the Cameronian millionaires last, if at all.

Embolisation of pathologic systemic collateral arteries to the bronchial artery system can be an effective option for haemoptysis control.

Critically, there was a lack of clear responsibility for preventing systemic risks to the entire financial world.

Thus higher capital requirements for banks will only work if regulators are able to identify the emergence of systemic risks elsewhere.

Choose the ship construction standards for the local river actual circumstances is a complex systemic problem.

We are thus now in a generalized panic mode and back to the risk of a systemic meltdown of the entire financial system.

But in terms of systemic risk and the risks of a financial meltdown, you almost have to go back that far to find a good analogy.

Therefore Beijing does have sufficient resources to prevent a systemic meltdown of the economy, at least in the short term.

In all experimental cases did not receive 2 weeks of glucocorticoid, anti-histamine drug, in part or (and) systemic medication.

This definition enlarges the expansion of the social barrier, which makes for a systemic study on this subject.

Given their scale and the implicit government guarantees of their debt, failure would indeed have had systemic consequences.

Methods Patients in gynaecological clinics were selected through systemic sampling and then interviewed with a structured questionnaire.

Some of these ideas make sense: more disclosure will help regulators to monitor the systemic risks that may be building outside the banks.

An independent Financial Policy Committee would advise the central bank on measures to counter systemic risk, with its minutes made public.

Against all this, the challenge in India is systemic rather than industry- or company-specific.

Many technical terms related to DOC came up in modern soil study, but methods of DOC measurement were not systemic.

Collateralised lending offers a degree of protection to the individual lender, but it has some unfortunate systemic effects.

Adding together all the troubled economies in Europe, 'they will equal the size of one systemic institution in the United States. '

Basal encephalocele in one patient was the only systemic finding.

Washington was warned repeatedly over the last decade that these high-cost loans represented a systemic risk to the economy.

With NCoR knocked out of adipocytes, PPAR-gamma becomes active. This produces a robust increase in systemic insulin sensitivity.

Now, in the name of systemic risk, bail-outs have poured staggering sums into the failed institutions that brought the economy down.

Results 12 cases with serious cellulitis of floor of mouth were all cured by systemic anti-infection and topical incision and drainage.

On suspicion of sepsis with a patient who has had a long duration ICU stay, an investigation for systemic infection by fungus is mandatory.

We report the first case of systemic sarcoidosis presenting in only the black dye of a tattoo.

We approached this case as malignant disease initially but found it to be a systemic tuberculosis infection after a series of examinations.

In financial reform governments have, or ought to have, the same goal: systemic safety, domestically and internationally.

Christopher Whalen, a US financial analyst argues the only way to remove systemic risk is to force all trades on to transparent exchanges.

The recommended treatment includes administration of appropriate systemic antibiotics and surgical resection of the infected pseudoaneurysm.

The other had scleromalacia with exudative retinal and choroid detachment and was treated with systemic steroid. Both conditions improved.

Certain neurological, ocular or systemic complications have, however, been reported to be induced by the vaccine.

Diversification into European currencies would be a mistake from both a Chinese and systemic standpoint.

Tarp may have achieved its financial aims but, in terms of systemic risk, it has failed.

Acute Hyperinsulinemia Restrains Endotoxin - induced Systemic Inflammatory Response : An Experimental Study in a Porcine Model .

Once again, the question will be how the near-insolvent banks can be kept afloat, to avoid systemic risk.

Some infections can spread to a number of different organs, which is known as 'disseminated' or 'systemic' disease.

It's raining hard outside, Xia Li did not take an umbrella, systemic wet through.

We suggest that the refractory shock may be due to systemic inflammatory response and calcification of cardiovascular system.

Intervention as a last resort on the basis of systemic risk and public control must be restricted to the financial sector.

Conclusions The rat model of traumatic systemic inflammatory response syndrome can be established successfully using this surgical process.

Patients with glomerulonephritis may have no clinical evidence of systemic or liver involvement.

"Gavin's management style changed. He became more systemic in his thinking and took on more of a management framework. "

Therefore, in early cancer, immunosuppression may not be systemic, but it may be there in the tumor itself.

Nervous system manifestations are present in up to 70% of patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE).

A systemic examination is necessary in evaluating the state of the heart.

The main and systemic contents would be taught in classes, let students understand and hold the basic skills and methods wholly.

So an investment bank within a commercial bank, the argument runs, will fund more cheaply and pose less of a systemic threat.

In May, the escalation of the debt crisis in Greece threatened to end in a systemic crisis. This fear is not as pronounced any longer.

The instituting the system of school moral education must be all-around, reasonable, democratic and systemic.

Where I once saw only poverty, I learned to see systemic inequality and the possibility of change.

Not that Goldman is usually linked with systemic failure.

Corruption has become a systemic feature of life in Russia; indeed the country's elite is now fabulously rich.

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic systemic autoimmune disease, chronic, symmetry, multi-arthritis as the major clinical manifestations.

The use of these tools will not solve systemic problems, but will eliminate the "paths of least resistance" that an attacker could exploit.

Thus, enterprises must carry through a systemic and scientific decision-making analysis of IAO before outsourcing the internal audit.

Indeed, as the crisis wore on, there is other evidence which pointed out a systemic problem in the international capital flow.

Good! Brother Yiye seems to have made preparations, what more systemic demonstration are you going to give?

Third, containing systemic financial risk is not enough to restore growth.

Growing awareness of this disproportionate exposure to systemic risk may reduce investors' appetite for securitised products.

The choice of bridge strengthening design is more an economic question than a technical question. But so far there is no systemic solution.

Remember, bad breath is not just socially unpleasant; it may be warning sign of undetected systemic disease.

Elevated CRP is an established marker for the systemic inflammation associated with increased cardiovascular risk.

But powerful financial interests were sounding a largely supportive note, so far, on the systemic risk question.

Now refers to cancer, tuberculosis, hemophilia and other diseases advanced by the state in terms of systemic failure.

They are long legs, long neck, giant beaks, much like the crane, but systemic feather pale pink, two-wing bipedal tonal slightly deep.

Empower those who need to drive the systemic change that SOA requires, typically, with the money and the authority to do something.

The opaque innovations of the recent past, rather than eliminating market inefficiencies, unintentionally created systemic risks.

Traumatic purpura occurring in colloid milium may be analogous to that occurring in systemic amyloidosis.

In my view, size is by no means the only characteristic of systemic importance.

"Milrinone infusion resulted in a moderately increased heart rate, but systemic arterial pressure remained unchanged, " they found.

Although these patients receive systemic treatment including chemotherapy, HCC is generally recognized as a chemo-resistant tumor.

The patient has no known drug or food allergy, and there are no other systemic diseases.

A reduction in right ventricular contractility is an unusual cause for impaired emptying of the systemic venous reservoir.

Systemic investigations of the levitation force and lateral force relaxation characteristics with time without external excitation.

Nobutaka Machimura, Japan's chief cabinet secretary, reiterated that position yesterday. "There are systemic restrictions, " he said.

"We need fundamental systemic change and we believe our people can help be a force for that, " says Wendy Kopp, TFA's founder and CEO.

These marks on the skin can also be a sign of another form of lupus called systemic lupus.

Protective Ventilation Influences Systemic Inflammation after Esophagectomy: A Randomized Controlled Study.

Systemic lupus erythematosus(SLE)is a multifactorial disease and its pathogenesis and precise mechanism remain unknown.

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision said on Tuesday that it will make systemic risk one of its main priorities in the coming months.

More conservative capital requirements for firms big enough to pose a systemic risk to the economy.

Systemic journalistic change will require societal change, and that will not happen overnight.

Stock markets in Europe and the US fell below their lows set in March, when fears of a systemic financial crisis peaked.

Then, to address systemic risk, in 2010 their portfolios will begin to be gradually reduced at the rate of 10 per cent per year ". "

If you are not trained by the systemic sex education, your life is incomplete, we need the sex education, we need health, we need the truth.

But to treat this problem as systemic risk to be dealt with by public authorities is to cast the government as an unpaid credit insurer.

Major systemic imbalances and corrections are highly likely, and everyone should be wary of new economic paradigms to the contrary.

It is now widely accepted that the current standard of care for systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) patients is inadequate.

Slowly, rubbing his eyes, push kicking, stretching, systemic soft, everything is the same, just me.

The emerging world has also increasingly been seen as less of a systemic risk as its banks are not so exposed to toxic assets.

As the important part of program management, program decision-making is a systemic project including many uncertain factors.

Asset securitization increased sharply systemic risks in financial markets, and led to sweeping the global financial crisis.

Cutaneous manifestations of disseminated disease are diverse and often present as a nondescript rash with systemic complaints.

An effective treatment without the topical and systemic adverse effects of corticosteroids would be useful.

Atherosclerosis is a systemic inflammatory disease characterized by the formation of atherosclerotic plaques.

We report a case of systemic lupus erythematosus with cutaneous vasculitis and peripheral neuropathy.

It establishes a systemic-risk oversight council, comprising the Treasury, federal regulatory agencies and an independent member.

Examples of the latter include the connective tissue disorders including rheumatoid arthritis and systemic lupus erythematosus.

He was treated with systemic corticosteroids, antibiotics and intravenous fluid, and recovered after a few weeks.

Firms with big maturity mismatches are more likely to cause systemic problems and should be penalised.

The dissertation presents systemic theoretical studies for the electromagnetic scattering characteristic using method of moment (MOM).

Background: Currently, the standard for prophylaxis against surgical infection consists of preoperative systemic antibiotics.

The highlight is the systemic study of the professional civil liability and the relative suggestion.

Systemic clinical signs and a bone marrow biopsy confirmed the diagnosis of hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis.

If he is to make good on that promise, his administration must address the systemic human rights abuses committed against detained children.

The genesis may be related to its viral infection, gene mutation, environmental agent, and other hematological systemic disease.

Previous reports indicated that enantiomeric levobupivacaine has reduced systemic toxicity in central nervous and cardiovascular systems.

Causes, clinical manifestation, lab examination, imaging outcome, local and systemic complications, treatment and turnover were recorded.

The patients in two groups were treated with the same systemic treatment principle but different wound treatment method.

Internal risk as the market continue to accumulate, the outbreak of a systemic crisis has become an inevitable event.

Today, laws protect people from illegal discrimination, yet people who are not white still experience the result of systemic racism.

Second, undigested food particles can leak across the intestinal wall and enter your systemic circulation.

Fresh fruits and vegetables are easily digested in the GI tract and do not cause systemic effects.

This systemic vantage point must be used to mitigate any tendency to underestimate risk when times are good.

The type and site of the craniofacial abnormalities, other musculoskeletal deformities, and systemic anomalies were recorded.

The politically sensitive task of warning about growing systemic risks can be delivered only by a new institution.

The soon to be created European Systemic Risk Board should try to perform a similar function.

Chronic fluorine exposure may cause abnormal calcium accumulation in bone structure (fluorosis) due to low-level systemic absorption.

While limiting systemic risk, this lowers the potential rate of growth and fuels significant consolidation in the financial services sector.

However, RA patients are exposed to ongoing, chronic systemic inflammation, which may be destructive rather than beneficial.

On Friday, he suggested a 'systemic stability initiative, ' in which the IMF would work on a number of fronts to ease currency battles.

The chamber's report identifies a number of such systemic problems that encourage China's continued expansion of factory capacity.

The implication is greater systemic risk, as the private banks increase their exposure to imbalances in (principally) the property sector.

If systemic problems arise, regulators need to take prompt action to limit their impact and protect the safety of the system.

So far, no studies support that the use of topical immunosuppression increases the risk of local or systemic cancer.

For instance, both RA and gum disease are systemic inflammatory disorders which may explain the connection between the two.

The local U. S. attorney, Eddie Jordan, has called corruption in the (police) department "pervasive, rampant and systemic. "

Systemic risk is due to be considered separately after the summer recess.

It is also a major barrier to international development -- systemic misappropriation by kleptocratic governments harms the poor.

Master the systemic basic science theory, widen and well-knitted technical theory of this specialty.

All of these three cases received local radiotherapy and systemic chemotherapy after surgery.

A central and east European crisis is therefore a systemic event for the eurozone as well.

The construction of harmonious society is a grand systemic engineering, which needs the public participation in legislation.

A recent IMF study of 42 systemic banking crises across the world provides evidence on how different crises were resolved.

The main gastrointestinal manifestation was epigastric pain with infrequent systemic symptoms.

The politicians who dreamed up the directive talk about systemic risk, a concern for financial stability.

The characterization of the metabolites in animal excreta facilitated the identification of human systemic metabolites.

The emergence of financial conglomerates has raised concern over the increasing systemic risk of financial systems.

There is an urgent need to make markets more transparent and less prone to systemic shocks in light of the financial crisis.

systemic injection reactions including fatigue, malaise, chills, and headache were transient and rarely required intervention.

The task of a systemic regulator will be superhuman without the transparency and tools to instil market discipline .

Stock index futures as the innovative financial derivative instrument provide a place to avoid systemic risk in the stock market.

Lastly is coming to a systemic full understanding on the cultural phenomena of contemporary Chinese ethnic and folk dance.

For patients with refractory cases, treatment of the underlying systemic illness or surgery may be required.

No systemic chemotherapy or radiotherapy should be performed without cytohistologic evidence of cancer and its subtype.

Objective To investigate the clinical features of osteonecrosis of the femoral head in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus.

The reform of systemic risk in the financial system would be mostly organic, not requiring the heavy hand of government.

However, in the aftermath of the credit crunch we have entered into an era in which global systemic risk is high and unpredictable.

However, the new findings concerning the systemic effects of acidosis must be evaluated in controlled trials.

Conclusion: The thoracic X-ray findings of systemic lupus erythematosus are varied, part medical imaging may be characteristic.

Systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS) is the greatest challenge in critical care medicine today.

Likewise, prior curative surgery was allowed provided there was evidence of non resectable disease relapse requiring systemic chemotherapy.

It could have effective osteogenesis in combination with various systemic therapy, local therapy and physical therapy.

If there is no effective regulatory solution to the problem of systemic risk, that is all it will be.

Newspapers have editorialized about the system's persistent safety failures and "systemic decay. "

"The net is a little bit tighter for those countries that are considered of systemic importance, " Lagarde said.

Omissions include the societal and systemic factors that stimulate or impede creativity, innovation, entrepreneurship and new ventures.

When people talk about lupus, they usually mean the systemic form of the disease.

Scleroderma(or progressive systemic sclerosis): Chronic disease that hardens the skin and fixes it to underlying structures.

abstract: Objective To establish a reproducible experimental rat model of traumatic systemic inflammatory response syndrome.

Neoadjuvant chemotherapy refers to systemic chemotherapy given to patients before local treatment (surgery or radiotherapy).

The magnitude and persistence of the local and systemic inflammatory responses to stent implantation are strictly linked to outcome.

Prolonged systemic corruption undermines institutions and alienates investors.

But for now the priority is to prevent a systemic meltdown, not to accelerate it for the sake of principle.

"We are going through systemic change, " Madeleine Albright, the former US secretary of state, says in an interview.

Without a resolution of this global debt burden, systemic risk will fester and grow.

Provide systemic training to Designing Institute engineer, System Integrator engineer and technical engineer of business partner.

The failure of a small or medium-sized bank can trigger a systemic crisis, as Britain's Northern Rock showed.

Biocompatibility: Local and Systemic Response: This slide presentation addresses tissue reparative processes and the response to particles.

Your host has awful insomnia. You try to persuade him to have a systemic check-up.

He contracted systemic leptospirosis when swimming in a lake contaminated with the urine of infected animals.

Surgical treatment in combination with systemic amphotericin B therapy led to complete recovery.

The oral manifestations of systemic disease are described together with the recognition and management of medical emergencies in dentistry.

The hepatocellular hyperthermic were performed by the methods of local hyperthermia or systemic chemotherapy.

Pathologies leading to vasculitis and embolism were also looked for, but no finding of associated systemic disease could be disclosed.