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This complex entailed a patrilineal group totemism as well as the material, economic, and religious elements that, in his opinion, appear to be combined with the totemism in that area.
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In recent years, mass spectrometric (MS) analysis of biological samples has increasingly entailed direct analysis of complex protein mixtures, often with the objective of detailed characterization of the various components.
In addition, the "clean" operations entailed longer and more complex operations than those typically reported in this category: 32% underwent adhesiolysis and 12% incisional hernia repair, which are, by definition "re-do" longer operations and often performed in the acute setting.
New staff had to be enrolled into bringing the CDSS into everyday use, and this entailed longer and more complex negotiations with patients, a broader range of dispositions than found at 999 and some subtly different ways of auditing and monitoring practice.
It does not entail them, nor is it entailed by them.
Most African people in the Americas have a basic understanding of slavery and what that entailed, but our history is much more complex than that.
This is entailed because the 12 buildings in the entire complex vary in height between two and four stories; the ordinance sets a maximum average height of 30 feet for the complex; and the taller buildings, those higher than the allowable average, were built first.
In the process, large-scale of complex engineered components, manufacturing offsite prefabrication and preassembly processes are entailed (Taghaddos et al. 2012).
Since monastic systems developed mainly in the Mediterranean monotheistic religions and in South Asia's theologically more complex situation, monastic diffusion into other parts of the world generally entailed modification of practices that began in these two historical core areas.
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