Today, pain, nausea and shortness of breath are properly recognized as scourges of the terminally ill, and are aggressively treated.
No party has disputed that the Narragansett Tribe was properly recognized as an Indian tribe in 1983.
"It has been properly recognized as a natural and understandable consequence of taking risks -- in business, in research, in relationships," he said.
The approach ensures a realistic safety margin provided that the failure criterion represented by an adequate generalized parameter (GP) and the corresponding failure criterion is properly recognized as a reference variable to be considered in the failure assessment.
The approach ensures a realistic safety margin provided that the adequate GP (generalized parameter) and the corresponding failure criterion is properly recognized as a reference variable to be considered in the failure assessment.
The vote to reject what the majority properly recognized as a profound challenge to the status quo was 5 to 4. How different public education might be today had the San Antonio case gone the other way is, of course, impossible to say.
Aristotle is properly recognized as the originator of the scientific study of life.
Understanding the time and place in which these women created some of the best and most influential works of crime fiction ever written will allow their branch of the genre's family tree what we think of as domestic suspense to be properly recognized.
Combined with the ChIP and IF data, it is tempting to speculate that in the absence of Mec1, short chromosomal ends are not properly recognized as DNA damage sites, thereby becoming less competitive for DNA repair proteins that are normally recruited to bona-fide DSBs (Figure S6).
We continue to campaign with other publishers for this vital service to be properly recognized as an important academic contribution.
Morey is, as appellee and the Court of Appeals properly recognized, essentially indistinguishable from this case, but the decision so far departs from proper equal protection analysis in cases of exclusively economic regulation that it should be, and it is, overruled.
