In the case-specific instance, there may be tighter constraints that answer narrower questions because generalizations to other populations are not as important, but this is a matter of degree, not of kind.
The U.S. government's rationale is that membership in the ICC would be detrimental to the rule of law because international tribunals should be case-specific — for instance, exclusively focused on the Rwandan genocide — and mostly concentrate on nations without independent courts or authorities to enforce the law.
Nevertheless, for such cases often specific instances can be solved.
We further develop a superstructure reduction method to solve specific instances, based on product attributes, technology availability, case-specific considerations, and final product stream specifications.
case-specific and fact-specific," she said.
It is really very fact-specific and case-specific".
But at the same time, in these specific cases and these specific instances, those will be left up to local authorities to make that determination, and not something for the federal government to weigh in to," she added.
When we get to cases we will see several specific instances of this.
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In acute resuscitation, we accept that the weight of literature suggests at least that albumin has no advantage over crystalloid or other colloids in most cases, although there may be specific instances in adults and in children where its use may be beneficial, and one recent paper [ 16] concerning its use in peritonitis in cirrhotic persons showed a clear reduction in mortality.
