In large burns (over 30% of the total body surface area), there is a significant inflammatory response.

The main body surface area is very tough, very dense.

The medication carries a total lifetime dose based on body surface area.

The review identified an interaction between tumor diameter and body surface area.

(For example, body surface area is a function of height and width).

In children, one calculation used for insensible fluid loss is 400ml/m body surface area.

GFR is usually normalized in people to body surface area.

The fluid required for the first 24 hours is four times the product of the body weight and body surface area affected by burns.

Exposure can be fatal if greater than 6% body surface area is exposed to chloroacetic acid.

Dose ranges from 1-1.2 g/m of body surface area according to type of cancer treated.

The body surface area largely bald and shiny.

When used in the pediatric population, the dose of flecainide may be adjusted to the individual's body surface area.

In these situations, a course of prednisone at 10 mg/m2 of body surface area 4 times per day may be necessary.

In severe cases, when over fifty percent of the body surface area is covered with white patches, patients cannot use these repigmentation treatments.

Dosage is individualized, based on factors such as body-weight, body surface area and the overall health of the patient.

The authors suggest that the term TEN be limited to cases in which 30% or more of the total body surface area is involved.

Because of their high body surface area to mass ratio, children are more vulnerable to poisons absorbed transdermally.

Children are more prone to dehydration and heat illness than adults because they have more body surface area per pound of weight.

Heat dissipation depends on body surface area.

They presented basically the same findings: a greater mean aortic root diameter, which nevertheless remains within the normal range for body surface area.

The rates of these can be affected by body mass index, body surface area to volume ratios, clothing and other environmental conditions.

These are usually prescribed in more severe cases, when a large amount of body surface area is affected, or when topical treatment has not succeeded.

See also Body surface area.

Carboplatin is an intravenous (IV) medicine usually given in a dose based on body surface area.

(The 6/37 is the allometric conversion for rats to humans based on body surface area.)

BSA failed to pay a dividend for the following four years.

BSA went ahead with motorcycle production in 1910, their first model available for the 1911 season.

BSA alumni also have careers in business, human services and education.

So why the change of heart from the BSA and its members?

He was the national president of the BSA from 1964 to 1968.

BSA can be calculated on the basis of weight and height.

From 1971 to 1973, he served as national president of the BSA.

He got on the BSA and accelerated back down the road.

BSA records note that more than 100 local councils were formed in 1931 alone.

To the other side is the site of the former BSA factory.

The BSA was almost out of sight now, moving fast.

When he took office there were approximately 4.7 million members of the BSA.

Several amendments to the BSA were made under section 358.

I really wouldn't have expected this from the BSA though.

The entire BSA production sold out in 1911, 1912 and 1913.

BSA kept production costs down by using parts across a range of models, launched in 1971.

Members of the BSA are not eligible for this award.

So how is the BSA going to counter such attitudes among children?

BSA forever ceased production of their hub gears in 1955.

By the autumn of that year BSA were in some difficulty.

BSA operations were also dispersed to other companies under licence.

BSA ceased bicycle manufacture in 1887 because of the demand for arms.

And this BSA built in 1927 is still enjoying an active life.

Failure to file reports may be a violation of the BSA.

Charles served as a BSA national councilman for many years.

It is a founder member of the Building Societies Association.

Figures for the first half of the year from the Building Societies Association showed that only around 54,360 people were in arrears with their mortgages.

The Building Societies Association were well aware that if interest rates rose sharply, some borrowers might find it difficult to increase their payments in step.

For example, back in 1984, a Building Societies Association working group attempted to predict the state of the housing market in the 1990s.

But some societies fear hostile bids - a subject on the agenda at the Building Societies Association council meeting tomorrow.

After the society refused his application he also failed in attempts to have his case taken up by the Building Societies Association and the insurance ombudsman.

The History of Building Societies from the Building Societies Association website.

It was a member of the Building Societies Association until its merger with the Coventry Building Society in 2010.

The Building Societies Association is the trade organisation of the building societies in the United Kingdom.

Examples of two such industry groups would be the Oil Industry Accounting Committee and the Building Societies Association.

Yet Building Societies Association director general Mark Boleat is convinced there are signs of 'green shoots'.

He served as vice-president of the Building Societies Association and was a member of the London County Council 1910 to 1919.

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The advice from the Building Societies Association is that prospective tenants should ask to see written consent from the lender, before entering into a tenancy agreement.

In September and October 2009 various groups of people, including the Building Societies Association, called for the Northern Rock to be remutualised.

This study is looking at relations between the societies and government since the early 1970s, including the key role of the societies' trade body the Building Societies Association.

It is a member of the Building Societies Association and is the only independent building society in the East Riding of Yorkshire.

Peter Griffiths, incoming chairman of the Building Societies Association, said: "Claims management firms are getting away with murder and it is big concern for the sector.

Adrian Coles of the Building Societies Association says: "The private rented sector is providing good quality accommodation to increasing numbers of people.

In commenting to its members on the distinction between fixed and current financial assets, the Building Societies Association has undertaken to consider guidance on the criteria they should apply.

He became the best-known and most widely quoted spokesman for the building societies movement as deputy chairman, then chairman, of the Building Societies Association from 1977 to 1981.

The figures were revealed in a review of the local housing market by the Northern Ireland Committee of the Building Societies Association (BSA).

He was vice-president of the Building Societies Association (1960), and the Sussex Boy Scouts (1950) and Sussex Boys' Clubs.

Between 1983 and 1986, he was chairman of the Tyre Industry Economic Development Council and between 1985 and 1990 vice-president of the Building Societies Association.

In 1972, Nona Byrne became Chairman of the Society, the first woman to chair a building society and the first woman to address the Building Societies Association.

The program is run through the Boy Scouts of America.

The Boy Scouts of America were always important to him.

He is also very active in the Boy Scouts of America.

He is a former Boy Scouts of America leader and school board member.

Now the Boy Scouts of America is considering whether to use a similar technology.

From 1977-1984, the building was used by the Boy Scouts of America for meetings.

He was also closely associated with the Boy Scouts of America.

Many organizations, including the Boy Scouts of America, has helped increased the population.

They also worked together as troop leaders with the Boy Scouts of America.

Boy Scouts of America and numerous volunteer associations have honored him.

The Boy Scouts of America hold a national jamboree every four years.

Of course, these are not the Boy Scouts of America.

Life scout, a rank in the Boy Scouts of America.

Over 75 years ago what would eventually become the Boy Scouts of America was in part founded by him here.

Walker's main community interests were in public education and the Boy Scouts of America.

The campaign has also been criticized for dropping the Boy Scouts of America.

Officials of Boy Scouts of America said the church was within its rights.

They are often not excited about things like the Boy Scouts of America."

His next cause was the Boy Scouts of America.

In 1918 he established a formal tie with the Boy Scouts of America.

In earlier years, he was a scoutmaster for the Boy Scouts of America.

The best rules for swimming safety are provided by the Boy Scouts of America.

It is the method currently taught by the Boy Scouts of America.

In addition, the Boy Scouts of America offer excellent textbooks on water sports.

Product endorsements have been sold by the Boy Scouts of America.

In the meantime, the software alliance's sleuths have plenty to keep them busy.

The responsiveness varies, but service providers on good terms with the software alliance often comply "within a few hours," the investigator said.

"I don't think anything is off the table," said Robert M. Kruger, a vice president of the software alliance.

Microsoft declined to disclose its internal estimate of piracy losses, but the software alliance says that if piracy were eradicated, industry revenue would double.

The Software Alliance's European Counsel, Brad Smith, said 'Our policy is that we don't prosecute people who aren't adults - it's as simple as that.'

Mr. Kruger at the software alliance said he knew that the approach would work when, new to the job, he picked up the phone one day to hear: "I'm a disgruntled employee.

The Software Alliance estimates that nearly 95 percent of all the software used in China is pirated and that the resulting losses to American companies totaled more than $300 million last year.

The instructor, who insisted on anonymity because he said his actions could jeopardize his current job, was one of about 40,000 people who have called the software alliance since the line was set up four years ago.

UNICE, the software alliance and the International Chamber of Commerce all urge the commission to pursue two less ambitious courses of action being pushed by the European Patent Office.

The Software Alliance, also known as BSA, is a trade group established in 1988 and representing a number of the world's largest software makers and is a member of the International Intellectual Property Alliance.

Indeed, even traditionally strong copyright supporters like the Business Software Alliance have been having second thoughts about the legislation.

The industry officials were in Washington as part of an annual lobbying trip organized by the Business Software Alliance.

Moreover, even the Business Software Alliance has characterized Canada as a "low piracy country."

The Business Software Alliance, a Washington trade group, estimates that the industry lost $15.2 billion worldwide to piracy last year.

The Business Software Alliance reports that an estimated $525 million worth of software was copied illegally in 1995.

The Business Software Alliance estimated global losses from all software piracy at just over $13 billion in 2002.

The Business Software Alliance, the powerful consortium of software manufacturers, might well agree with that sentiment.

Inside a nondescript office building here, investigators for the Business Software Alliance are working to track down software pirates around the world.

Business Software Alliance head Robert Holleyman, however, seemed more confident that the economic crisis would help create political will for reform.

The settlement was reached with a watchdog group called the Business Software Alliance, which was tipped off by a whistle-blower.

For years, Business Software Alliance reports on software piracy assumed that each illicit copy was a lost sale.

The Business Software Alliance has started a letter and radio ad campaign alerting companies they may not comply with their software licenses.

The Business Software Alliance estimates that more than 90 percent of the software in China is unlicensed.

In June 2000 the company paid a large fine to the Business Software Alliance for using a quantity of unlicensed software.

The Czech arm of the Business Software Alliance is prosecuting its first case under the country's software piracy laws.

BSA, the Business Software Alliance, protects the intellectual property of software developers.

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The Business Software Alliance's "Define The Line" campaign.

Internet trading pales by comparison, said Bob Kruger, vice president for enforcement at the Business Software Alliance.

For more information contact the U.S. Department of Justice or the Business Software alliance, with content on online piracy issues.

According to a study by the Business Software Alliance, the commercial value of pirated software in China exceeded $7.7 billion in 2010.

"I think that moving ahead with industry dialogue is positive," Robert W. Holleyman 2d, president of the Business Software Alliance, said yesterday.

The Business Software Alliance rolled into New York last week with its anti-piracy road show, announcing a $150,000 settlement with a local architectural firm.

The Business Software Alliance (BSA) is the trade organisation representing the global commercial software industry.

In a 2010 report, Business Software Alliance said that despite the financial crisis the level of illegal software use fell across the world, including in Russia.