Some of that can be attributed to its stubborn and arrogant culture, some to its fear of appearing liable, at least in the court of fan opinion, if hard walls, rigid front ends and lax safety regulations were blamed.
Most importantly, cancer patients commonly display chronic anemia likely to contribute to the impaired oxygen delivery encountered in severe sepsis and septic shock and appear then liable to RBC transfusion early in the course of hemodynamic resuscitation.
According to Bloomberg Businessweek, it appears that Spaniards are liable to have been particularly active buyers of bitcoins that week, having taken the debacle in Cyprus as the likely sign of a forthcoming governmental plunder of their own savings.
For example, homomeric nucleotide runs appear much more liable to frameshifting (Farabaugh 1996) than other sequence contexts, and there is ample evidence that the composition of the cellular tRNA pool is a critical determinant of decoding accuracy and, consequently, the propensity for frameshifting.
It is clearly at odds with the priorities of the government at this time, and even if it were not, it appears that their policies are liable to sudden change at any moment.
Currently, a website operator is liable for everything that appears on its site.
If a book is scanned into Google's searchable database with a copyrighted image, it appears that Google might still be liable for displaying those images.
Although greater awareness of the causal role of genetic or biological factors has decreased attributions about personal responsibility for developing a severe mental disorder, it appears that biogenic models are more liable to be construed as meaning the prognosis is poor and treatment less likely to improve outcomes [ 13].
What these Acts will do is make websites liable for any content that appears on them.
"Website operators are, in principle, liable as publishers for everything that appears on their sites, even though the content is often determined by users.
