The CPRD asserts a range of data quality checks, and the validity of recorded diagnoses in the CPRD is generally high 19, 20.
A kind of ontological hierarchy is asserted in a range of texts, with those construed as psychosomatic, psychological, or psychodynamic – as partaking of the 'unscientific' psychiatry which DSM-III overturned – figuring as morally and scientifically fraught.
In its decision, the Court of Appeals asserted a broad range of purposes for the Second Amendment, including hunting, self-defense and, most notably, to defend against the "depredations of a tyrannical government".
In this Q&A the Trust asserts that "a range of patient data must be analysed" in order to "provide diagnostic support and track patient outcomes" — as its explanation for why the data of a person who is currently not an in-patient is being used in the Streams app.
Opponents of the CPP argue that the stay is legitimately unprecedented because the CPP is itself unprecedented -- asserting a wide range of authority that is both proven and untested, prompting deliberation of legal questions with which the Court has not previously engaged.
In fact, as to Khodadady and Ghanizadeh, it can be asserted that there is a range of properties inherent in concept mapping which may help to the improvement of learners' higher order ability.
The United States on Thursday sanctioned four senior officials of Hezbollah, the powerful Lebanese Shiite militant organization, asserting they were responsible for a range of "pernicious activities" that extended to Lebanon's neighbors and throughout the Middle East.
AS the four executives on the AOL-Time Warner "inteamatiordered" ordered in Chinese food to America Online's board room last Wednesday evening, a range of other opinions asserted themselves on new message boards that America Online had set up. "Think maybe now we can switch screen names faster?" asked one user, referring to online aliases.
But in citing the apparently phony check, prosecutors asserted today that Mr. Estrada was guilty of a range of chicanery worthy of an underworld boss.
But "the people involved in it do have quite a range of transferable skills," he asserts, and they "have things to offer to practical science".
