Like Giffard, La Motte also connected 'rupture' or hernia with fat women, reflecting on two cases discussed in chapter six, ' Of delivering women with hernia's [ sic]', that 'Both these ladies were very fat, as is usually the case with those that are troubled with this disorder, the peritoneum in them being of a more lax contexture and consequently more liable to a dilattion'.
We have formerly seen that parts many times repeated are eminently liable to vary in number and structure; consequently it is quite probable that natural selection, during a long-continued course of modification, should have seized on a certain number of the primordially similar elements, many times repeated and have adapted them to the most diverse purposes.
A jury may allocate percentages of negligence, if any, among the parties, consequently reducing the dollar damage amount that the business premises owner would be liable to pay.
This strong ascertainment bias has inadvertently skewed the SNPs surveyed in the International Hap-Map Project, which consequently prejudiced the SNP content of commercial genotyping platforms to carry tagging SNPs that are liable to exhibit higher minor allele frequencies in European populations.
One possible explanation is that patients who were immunologically compensated (particularly when using HAART), i.e. with high levels of CD4 lymphocytes, are more liable to have traditional metabolic complications such as obesity, metabolic syndrome and hypertension and, consequently, a higher risk of presenting subclinical atherosclerosis [ 37, 38].
Consequently the induction of LTP, which is accompanied by an increase in spine volume, makes the synapses less liable for additional LTP.
Are they criminally liable?
"You're liable to kill somebody".
