And until that league is won, they are putting club before country, as they are paid and, in some cases, born and bred to do.
However, EAD cases born more recently (1987 or later) had a higher mean FEV1 throughout the study, compared with the remaining diagnostic groups.
In this regard, Golmard et al. (2015) found that the proportion of EO cases increased substantially among BD cases born after 1960 compared to those born before the same year.
If Tunisia's success story was the match that ignited Egypt's popular uprising, decreased tolerance for injustice -- in some cases born out of a religious awakening -- provided the fuel.
We are taught, without noticing, to take shortcuts to figure people out, to put them in their neat category--categories that are, ultimately, constructed, artificial--in some cases, born from the darker sides of our history or our nation's character.
Despite the statistical power of the consanguinity mapping approach, no single gene of major effect could be convincingly identified in a clinically heterogeneous sample of Indian CHD cases born to consanguineous parents.
Five cases born with asymmetrical sensory levels were excluded.
Analyses of seasonal variation showed excesses of cases born in the late Autumn or Winter.
Cases born in Greenland, but diagnosed/treated in Denmark were categorized as migrants/Greenlanders.
Of non-MSM cases born in the Netherlands, 82% (n=155/329) acquired their infection abroad.
Around 40%% of suspected macrosomic cases born through caesarean had an indication of previous caesarean section.
