It felt like the world was against me, and all I could think was that now my life had a clear cut end point because being HIV-positive was all I knew and all I could think was that I was going to die.
When using such systems, definition of a clear cut end-point of stimulation, such as skin twitching, shaking or hoof withdrawal is crucial for reliable and repeatable determination of the nociceptive threshold [ 14].
We understand the expeditious voyage from separation to divorce, the desire for a clear-cut ending that makes way for a clear-cut beginning.
But without giving too much away, Destination Arnold doesn't offer the clear-cut ending you hope for.
In contrast, little girls play with dolls and kitchen sets -- activities that have no real clear-cut ending; play that is more of a process rather than a timed game.
Democratic strategists say that support for a timetable has steadily grown because of the conditions in Iraq, what they perceive as Mr. Bush's resistance to change and the widespread support among the public for a clear-cut end to the war.
Secondly, the labeling of cell nuclei with ethidium homodimer provides a very clear-cut end point for identifying necrotic cells.
Although mortality is a clear-cut end-point, morbidity may be subject to discussion regarding the level of severity.
Although mortality is a more clear-cut end point, future studies should consider outcome variables such as neurological outcome and quality of life.
The OOH setting provided a unique opportunity to gain insights into diagnostic closure, as clinical care is associated with clear-cut end points, not often seen in other practice settings.
Instead, war funding continues to both wars, escalation in one, and many of the same generals are in charge with no clear cut mission or end in sight.
