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In a small series of eight patients, local heat at 40 C led to complete healing without surgery (except the initial removal of dead tissue).

A force shaped around the tanks of Company C led the way toward Sinch'on.

Hepatitis C leads to cirrhosis in 10-30% (between 10 and 30 out of every 100) of people who have been infected over 30 years.

Unlike the earlier rudimentary B M C lead models, these models are detailed and command a high price .

However, flash vacuum pyrolysis at 500 C leads to loss of molecular nitrogen (N) to produce aziridine.

In 1991, Haddon et al. found that intercalation of alkali-metal atoms in solid C leads to metallic behavior.

Moorehead's work on Mound C led to the discovery of a rich array of Mississippian culture goods.

More problems were to come as the band split further and Victoria C led by Awino Lawi was formed.

Aromatization of ring C leads to loss of activity, possibly from ring E no longer being placed on the axial position.

The reaction of boron carbide with bromine at temperatures above 300 C leads to the formation of boron tribromide.

Germany and Sweden also clinched spots in the quarterfinals, as did China, which is tied with the defending champion, the United States, for the Group C lead.

Liverpool Billiards C lead division three with 37 from Parkside Century Club (33) and Corals F (26) from six matches.

- the lecturer started very promisingly, but then went on to say something like: "The cool flame combustion of polypropylene at 350 degrees C leads to the formation of toxic compounds.

Do not apply if outside temperatures exceed 30 C. Treatment at temperatures in excess of 30 C leads to increased stress and mortality of adult bees and brood.

Any increase in C leads to an equal decrease in T, ie. if the superior retains more 'control' or authority, the subordinate will immediately recognise that he is being trusted less.

The release of small amounts of cyt c leads to an interaction with the IP3 receptor (IP3R) on the endoplasmic reticulum (ER), causing ER calcium release.

The two lines diverge at the République station: line C leads to the terminus in the Esplanade district via the university area, while line B heads north, serving the Wacken exhibition centre.

Another Olympic trials has arrived at the Pettit Ice Center, and, this time, K C leads a sunshine band of in-line converts who have lent tie-dye color to a sport of olive-drab personality.

In other words, the time constant says that larger masses ρV and larger heat capacities c lead to slower changes in temperature, while larger surface areas A and better heat transfer h lead to faster temperature changes.

The success of the Model C led to Boeing's first military contract in April 1917 and prompted both its reincorporation as the Boeing Airplane Company and relocation from Lake Union, Washington to a former shipyard on the Duwamish River, also in Washington.

Tanks of Company C led the advance of Task Force Lynch (after Lieutenant Colonel James H. Lynch ), consisting of troops of 3rd Battalion 7th Cavalry Regiment and other units, in their drive toward the units breaking out from the Inchon landings.

Modelling studies of the Greenland Ice Sheet mass balance under greenhouse global warming have shown that temperature increases up to about 3 C lead to positive mass balance changes at high elevations - due to snow accumulation - and negative at low elevations - due to snow melt exceeding accumulation.