By partially assimilating the president to a sovereign dictator, Schmitt defended an unusually extensive interpretation of the president's authority that in effect subjected all constitutional rights to the discretionary interference of the executive headed by the president (See DP).
Thus, while the ecological analyses here are modest in scope and limit extensive interpretation, the findings are novel and provide a useful addition to the literature.
But it is strange that even after a decade, the scope of remembrance does not extend to more extensive interpretation.
The updated new proposal for the classification of uterine congenital anomalies is designed having mainly clinical orientation and based on a critical review of the available data on female genital tract malformations with their extensive interpretation.
TJJ contributed to the design of the study, acquisition of data, and extensive interpretation of data.
As discussed here, closer evaluation of actual research methods and data can expose flawed and misleading conclusions that require more extensive interpretation and critical debate.
The presence of three amino acids (one cysteine and two valines) was established by extensive interpretation of the 2D NMR spectra of 1 (Fig. 2).
Almost immediately, however, Jewish scholars in Palestine and Babylonia began to elaborate extensive interpretations of the Mishnah that were called Gemara.
Bas van Fraassen has given an extensive critical discussion of this interpretation; he has also suggested an improvement, in the form of an additional postulate weakly relating the description of the same system given by different observers (van Fraassen 2010).
The general interpretation from an extensive animal and human literature is that prodromal stages of AD, including aMCI, are marked with reduced vascular integrity, compromised mitochondrial function and elevated oxidative stress [ 1, 10, 11].
