In Greece, where 25%-30%-30%f the adult population are hypertensive, but less than one third of them are controlled [ 11], V/A/H constitutes, at the time this study was conducted, the first available single-pill triple antihypertensive combination but also the most expensive antihypertensive pill in the Greek pharmaceutical market.
One imagines that the press release got distributed to a list of publications and distributors, who then shared and published said release and this constituted "at the same time" for the SEC.
At that time I formulated it in order to expound Husserl's phenomenology during various courses correcting, in an essential manner, the description of the phenomenon 'consciousness of….' which, as is known, constituted, at that time, the basis of his doctrine" (Obras, 8: 273, n.2).
These candidate sequences constitute at the same time a valuable tool to develop functional molecular markers based on SNPS/IndDels to assist selection in breeding programs.
Thus, there is no power relation without the correlative constitution of a field of knowledge, nor any knowledge that does not presuppose and constitute at the same time, power relations [ 12].
This constitutes at the same time the biggest weakness of the paper, since it is in parts rather inaccessible for readers from fields other than human genetics (e.g. virology or microbiology), for whom this paper might nevertheless be highly relevant.
This increase in cases of canid rabies in the north of Namibia has continued to escalate in 2004 and 2005 and constitutes, at the present time, an increasingly serious problem of human and animal health in northern to central Namibia, for which urgent control actions are required to prevent human fatalities.
In The Subjection of Women, Mill wrote that the family, as constituted at his time, was a "school of despotism," which taught those who benefited from it the vices of selfishness, self-indulgence, and injustice.
All three of these program areas have therefore constituted, at different times in the life of the project to date, a significant part of Plateau Perspectives' and its partners' development work in the region.
For the most part, female abstract artists of the period made it — whatever "it" constituted at a given time — one by one, often aided by connections to men who had made it already.
