While 50% of A was
salvageable, none of C category (>40 yrs.) were
salvageable.
Treatment options include nephrectomy when there is no
salvageable kidney function or pyeloplasty and pyelotomy when some kidney function can be preserved.
Canadian Omar Khadr, the youngest detainee held at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, is a "good kid" and "
salvageable," according to his captors, cited in Canadian government files published yesterday.
These characters are more
salvageable than many real-life homeless teens since they are not addicted to hard drugs, nor do they sell their bodies under the tight control of pimps.
This applies just as much to reusable and
salvageable building materials from structures scheduled for demolishing, as it does to ordinary newspapers and soda cans.
Researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine in Stanford, Calif., have been developing new MR techniques to demostrate the damage from a stroke while it is actually happening, with a goal of differentiating brain tissue that is potentially
salvageable from tissue that already is injured irreversibly by a stroke.
Is the Middle East Roadmap still
salvageable, or is a new framework necessary?
A large percentage of the exterior was
salvageable and other pieces were replicated at a foundry in Alabama.
The bulk of the
salvageable material was found in the main area (the central 480 square feet) of the two-story barn.
He and many young white men are easily
salvageable. If progressives push them away, surely the GOP, neocons, and Promise Keepers won't.
Depending on what caused its demise, there are a couple of
salvageable parts you should consider.
Bob Lipscomb, director of the Harrison County Library System, surveyed the damage after the hurricane only to find very few
salvageable materials.