Shock is usually classified on the basis of its presumed cause, although in many cases the true cause of the peripheral circulatory insufficiency may not be apparent.
Moreover, because this is a qualitative study based on relatively small numbers of cases, we will not be able to generalise in a statistical sense from our findings; instead our focus is primarily on providing contextualised insights on the basis of case to case transfer and analytical or theoretical grounds [ 42].
Mr. Hollander said that the basis of his case is that feminism is a religion.
The MoD also argued he could not be treated as a whistleblower because he had not originally stipulated this was a basis of his case – despite the word "whistleblower" appearing on his initial claim form.
The MoD also argued he could not be treated as a whistleblower because he had not originally stipulated this was a basis of his case – even though the word "whistleblower" appears on his initial claim form.
The Dutch municipality of Sint-Oedenrode, named after the Scottish princess Saint Oda, also uses the Saltire as the basis of its flag, although in this case the Saltire is defaced with a gold castle, having on both sides a battlement.
The SARS-coronavirus (SARS-CoV) is proposed to be the cause of this syndrome on the basis of its association with human clinical cases (3, 4 ) and reproduction of pulmonary lesions in experimentally challenged cynomolgus macaque monkeys (Macaca fascicularis) (5 ).
However, studies undertaken with the aim of predetermining the antioxidant power of a given food on the basis of its flavonoid content have, in most cases, failed due to differences between the theoretical and the calculated antioxidant power of that given product.
This study area was selected on the basis of its high incidence of human SFTS cases in 2010 (Technical Appendix Figure 1).
On the basis of Case 1 and Case 2, we obtain (p k)leq 0) for every (kin J).
