1. Other identifications - whether with feminism, the gay community, independent activist organisations - are derided as bourgeois and self-limiting.

2. SNL is a self-limited disease, with favourable prognosis.

3. The infection is self-limited and lasts about five days.

4. The lesions of BLC are usually self-limited but surgical resection is an option in BLC for cosmetic purposes.

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

6. It is a self-limited disease and has a benign prognosis.

7. Conclusions PT is not completely a self-limited disease which has no effect on the growth potential.

8. This disease is usually self-limited over weeks to months and the patients return to a euthyroid state.

9. Conclusion: Intervertebral calcinosis in children is a benign self-limited disease. Familiar with its pathophysiologic course will help to avoid unnecessary surgery.

10. More than 95% of cases are self-limited with clearance of virus and immunity to reinfection.

11. Infections are typically self-limited and will either spontaneously rupture and drain or be absorbed within 1-2 weeks.

12. The good news is that most infections are self-limited and kids come out of it fine.

13. But as one comforts himself, "if you're in a system that's that paranoid,(Sentence dictionary) your soft power is self-limited."

14. These three malignant properties of cancers differentiate them from benign tumors, which are self-limited, and do not invade or metastasize.

15. In almost all vaccine recipients, these symptoms are mild, self-limited and last 1-2 days.

16. It is a common breast disease natural course of disease in various countries it will self-limited more than postmenopausal ease.

17. Nausea and gastrointestinal symptoms are the chief tolerability issue, but they are usually self-limited.

18. One subject had mild scalp folliculitis and rash thought to be possibly related to PLT, and two others had self-limited vomiting and upper respiratory infection.

19. I will prove that the concept of Aristotle's happiness is a self-limited final end, which guides and regulates people's practices and actions as the highest good.