Not only is there little (or anything) to be gained from offering a diagnosis, it can undermine the credibility of the author who is looking from a distance, and, once again, it generally is not a reliable predictor of capacity and functioning.
The actual disability may depend on personal and environmental factors that can hinder or promote work capacity and functioning.
Policy instruments may be soft and flexible, but they are normally not functional unless backed up with law [36], which highlights special capacities and functions of law.
Two previously described molecules that combine LRR, Ig and FNIII domains with unknown signaling capacities and function are included in this family, namely the photoreceptor-associated LRR superfamily member (PAL) and the neuronal leucine-rich repeat protein 3 (NLRR3) [ 14- 22].
Although I endorse an ontologic definition, I do not advocate a higher brain death (HBD) criterion (sometimes referred to as neocortical death) because of the inability to quantify clinically the loss of such human properties, capacities, and functions.
However, without capacity development, incentives and functioning accountability mechanisms, their ability to deliver services is limited.
The narrative noted how ISFs can potentially play a helpful role in supporting essential care for the war wounded in fragile states and thus improve the capacity and functioning of indigenous health service organizations [ 27].
Thomson, which makes TV sets under the RCA label, is working feverishly to design a lighter weight model with more capacity and functions that will be available for Christmas.
The modern hard disk drive is a miracle of storage capacity and function together with remarkable economy of design.
Logic or the "art of demonstration" serves to refine this natural capacity and functions, as well, as the condition of science.
