The personal cost in family and community terms of rejecting the doctrines of any of these religions is very similar; only in Islam does the danger of being murdered for doing so remain.
Liquid-carried wastes from stores and service establishments serving the immediate community, termed commercial wastes, are included in the sanitary or domestic sewage category if their characteristics are similar to household flows.
This may sound scary to some, but IP rights are conserved while, in community terms, 18 months are cut off the "information shadow" phase.
A healthy GIT is permanently populated with a diverse microbial community, termed the microbiota, which is composed of over 300 different species of prokaryotic and eukaryotic microorganisms.
There is now increasing recognition amongst trial methodologists, ethicists and the medical profession that equipoise is less concerned with the opinions of an individual clinician, and more focused on those of the medical community – termed 'clinical' or 'corporate' equipoise.
He groped for some way to mitigate it, and what he found, an instant later, was an intelligence-community term of art, a bit of tradecraft jargon having to do with the difference between the on purpose and the incidental, the guilty and the not guilty: witting and not witting, witty and not witty.
In 8 out of 19 cases where the specificity of terms was changed the community submitted term and curator chosen term were in a direct parent child relationship.
We hypothesize that the composition of vaginal bacterial communities (termed the vaginal microbiota) is strongly affected by smoking.
One important finding in the inter-individual diversity in human gut microbiota was the observation of the existence of a limited set of possible gut communities – termed enterotypes (Arumugam et al., 2011).
