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localized

Translated into the spoken language of the country. See localization.

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According to clinical manifestations posthoneybee sting, placed patients with positive honeybee allergy into the allergy group and then subcategorized into three groups: common localized reaction, large localized reaction, and systemic reaction group.

Use of sIgE/T-IgE in Predicting Systemic Reactions: Retrospective Analysis of 54 Honeybee Venom Allergy Cases in North China

Primary localized amyloidosis of the urinary tract is a rare condition and most of the reported cases have involved the bladder.

Localized amyloidosis of the ureter: A case report and literature review

37) Because the localized communities of Jews and non-Jews generally did not mix, it is not surprising that so many Jewish autobiographies and memoirs portray a communal life limited to Jews.

The birth of the East Ender: neighborhood and local identity in interwar east London

Furthermore, Ray points out that sensitive materials may have to be localized in-house, especially when they concern security and compliance issues.

Localization services from a user's point of view

As well as a localized Italian language version of the Linspire desktop operating system, LinspireItaliano offers access to Linspire's software Warehouse enabling users to choose from over 1,800 software programs.

Lindows Offers Italian Language Linux Desktop

Both strains also tested probe positive for the EPEC adherence factor plasmid, which is associated with localized adherence.

Enteropathogenic Escherichia coli O157 strains from Brazil. (Dispatches)

As Costa explains it, one of the problems associated with attaching these terminals to the glass is that there is the possibility that the safety tempering process can be negated by localized annealing which can occur when the glass is heated via common methods such as resistance soldering or using an acetylene gas flame.

The glass-electronics connection. (On Materials)

2-4) Approximately 80% of extramedullary plasmacytomas are localized in the submucosa of the upper respiratory tract, and they usually occur in patients between the ages of 50 and 60 years.

Extramedullary plasmacytoma manifesting as a palpable mass in the nasal cavity. (Original Article)

In general, treatment for localized infections consists of state-of-the-art wound care, with an emphasis on moist wound healing, scrupulous dressing changes, patient turning and other measures to heal existing wounds and keep healthy skin intact.

Starting up an MRSA unit

This shrinkage causes the localized failure of the shell, allowing the gravimetric draining of interdendritic liquid into the liquid pool that remains.

Preventing porosity in aluminum castings

It turns out it's just a little [25 square millimeters] localized region over the lung which vibrates, and that's where the laser just happened to slip that night.

The body ear: to pinpoint a sound's direction, coqui frogs may lend not only an ear but a lung as well

The 12 chapters of this book are authored by the most productive researchers in the field and will offer a well balanced presentation between theory and experiments in localized waves.

Research and Markets: Balanced Presentation between Theory and Experiments in Localized Waves