Attorney general George Brandis approved warrants for the 3 December raid on Collaery's office and another raid on the home of a former spy who is a key witness in a Timor-Leste's pre-existing case at the permanent court of arbitration.
... In short, climate change supercharges the pre-existing case for virtually every progressive demand on the books, binding them into a coherent agenda.
In short, climate change supercharges the pre-existing case for virtually every progressive demand on the books, binding them into a coherent agenda based on a clear scientific imperative.
Causes of similarity within practices include pre-existing case mix differences between practice populations, and both general and specific practice effects (for example, factors that facilitate or inhibit access, general practitioner case load, the extent to which care is centred around the patient).
He asked the judge to reconsider his unusual retroactive ruling (applying a new statute to pre-existing cases).
Researchers show a tendency to confuse cases of anaemia caused by pregnancy (incident cases) with pre-existing cases of anaemia complicated by pregnancy (prevalent cases).
In addition, we only included treatment-emergent cases, whereas some of the publications may have included pre-existing cases.
To identify pre-existing cases of cancer, we used the Hiroshima and Nagasaki tumour registries (available since 1958) and tissue registries (since 1974).
Although having negligible effect in our data set given low rates of pre-existing diabetes, to include pre-existing diabetes in the denominator could potentially underestimate GDM prevalence; to exclude pre-existing cases could underestimate the total burden of diabetes in pregnancy.
Universal high-quality maternity care has eliminated the obstetric fistula in wealthy countries, but millions of women in resource-poor nations still experience prolonged labor and tens of thousands of new fistula sufferers are added to the millions of pre-existing cases each year.
