Following the logic of Totem and Taboo, social identities are constituted on the basis of exclusions that establish kinship networks.
In the HD group, 3 subgroups were constituted on the basis of their symptoms determined by the Unified Huntington disease rating scale (UHDRS) score [7].
Figure 1 presents the model of the process of registration for occupational diseases that we constituted on the basis of the quality model of Donabedian, and the final indicators after adjustments in the Delphi study.
Its identity is constituted not on the basis of a self-same essence but rather in reference to, and difference from, others.
But the Court of Appeals said, without dissent, that if the effect was greater on homosexual couples, the policy would constitute discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.
In chastising North Carolina, the Justice Department explained that if non-transgender people may use bathrooms consistent with their gender identity, then denying transgender people access consistent with their gender identity constitutes discrimination on the basis of sex.
It is thus self-verifying, and hence may constitute knowledge on the basis of nothing beyond that thought (Burge 1988).
On April 25 , 2009 the WHO director-general determined that the event constituted a PHEIC on the basis of additional information from the United States and Mexico (21 ), and declared a pandemic 7 weeks later (22 ).
We then constituted drug groups on the basis of their mechanism of action (Scherf et al, 2000), and compared the normalised mean IC50 values of each drug group in the different genotypes.
With this in place, bets can be fixed that constitute a book on the basis of the agent's beliefs, but which are evaluated as fair by the agent's lights.
Accordingly, 156 patients constituted the basis of the study.
