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The principal clinical conditions for requests for euthanasia or physician-assisted death to be legally valid are unbearable suffering and irreversibility of the situation; however, irreversibility cannot be ascertained until the patient's subjective well-being has reached a steady state, which may take up to a year.

However, whatever the reality is for British people hoping to live abroad, it is not likely to be ascertained until the terms around Britain's exit are finalised.

A meeting in Bury at the Eagle & Child public house on 29 September 1790 secured an agreement that "the utility of this scheme nevertheless cannot with propriety be ascertained until such time as it has been certified, from whence and in what proportion the proprietors of the intended navigation expect to draw their resources of water".

This cannot be ascertained until a formal evaluation is carried out preferably including a qualitative component involving interviews or focus group discussions with nurses.

Whereas the first condition may apply in some LIS patients, irreversibility cannot be ascertained until, after rehabilitation, their SWB has reached a steady state, which may take as long as a year.

This directionality of Lep1s may result from the preferential capture that is known to occur in the same orientation as the RepHel-coding sequence of the autonomous Helitron, but this cannot be ascertained until further research is preformed to identify the parent TE of the non-autonomous Lep1 element.

The postdiscontinuation values were ascertained until 30 June 2011.

Relapse site, date of relapse, relapse therapy, and date of death were ascertained until May 2002.

All cause death was ascertained until the administrative end date of the study.

Importantly, the most contemporary cancer notification data are only available to Australian researchers until 2009, but outcomes that result in hospitalisation can be ascertained up until 2012.

In response to data showing that 80% of refugees apprehended by police had no passport, he called for those who arrived at the German border to be held in transit zones until their identities could be ascertained.