Our model yields another possible explanation for one of the main questions in the primate literature: what causes centrality, in the light of a specific primate behavior: namely social vigilance.
There is increasing talk by organisations with pension funds to divest from sectors which cause global warming in the light of a wider debate about "stranded assets".
Saville 3.82: "In the course of the report we have considered in detail the accounts of the soldiers whose firing caused the casualties, in the light of much other evidence.
These contradictory trends are hard to interpret and may be caused by chance in the light of a relatively small data basis.
[n10] In Hayden itself, the Court recognized that the meaning of probable cause should be reconsidered in the light of the new authority it conferred on the police.
The report had some cause for optimism, especially in the light of Google and other US tech giants having in the months prior greatly increased their use of encryption efforts.
However, when he again appealed against his conviction, Moore's version of events that Boycott had attacked her by punching her in the face, causing bruising, was upheld, in the light of photographs of her injuries shown to the court and the testimony of a doctor that the injuries could not have been caused in the way described by Boycott.
The registrars of the Geneva Cancer Registry, on the other hand, are able to access all pathological and histological information and/or the clinical information for most cases and review the cause of death only in the light of the autopsy reports.
We had sought the services of two well qualified post graduate (FCPS, FRCP) expert Pediatricians with more than 10 years of clinical experience to review the available information in hospital records including death certificate for all neonatal deaths and assigned a reference standard primary cause of neonatal death in the light of ICD-10.
The higher the score on the 'FAL and recovery time: focus on impairments' scale, the greater the attention which the insurance physician pays when drawing up the FAL to limitations caused by impairments, particularly in the light of consistency, and takes no account of a possible deterioration in the client's health.
