Whereas continuous house arrest was clearly equivalent to imprisonment or detention, he was not so sure about the imposition of an 18-hour curfew.
She founded the National League for Democracy and her struggle frequently raised the ire of the military government of Myanmar, which placed her under almost continuous house arrest from 1989 through to November 2010.
Consistent with our hypothesis, constant darkness accelerated disease, while continuous lighting arrested photoreceptor degeneration.
Acting in concert, three conditions can contribute to cellular hypertrophy: cell cycle arrest, continuous protein synthesis and insufficient autophagy.
It was from that point that management of the crisis began to run off the rails, analysts said, leading to a continuous cycle of protest, arrest, torture — leavened with the occasional and dubious announcements of an amnesty for prisoners.
Although the conference made many headlines, the occasion proved to be more rhetoric than realistic as it failed arrest the continuous exploitation by the West.
Now, in order to reflect we must in our mind arrest the continuous flow of impressions in order to concentrate on something, comprehend this something as a separate "unit" (Einheit), and set it as an object over against our thinking activity (thesis 2) As a next step, the mind can now proceed to compare several of these "units", divide and combine them in different ways.
We describe the pattern of shivering and response to neuromuscular blockade in a series of patients undergoing TTM after cardiac arrest using continuous indirect calorimetry.
CA: cardiac arrest; cEEG: continuous electroencephalography; CI: confidence interval; EEG: electroencephalography; NSE: neuron-specific enolase; sEEG: standard electroencephalography; SSEP: somatosensory evoked potential; TH: therapeutic hypothermia.
The purpose of this study was to determine the frequency of serious adverse events in patients receiving continuous subcutaneous terbutaline after arrested preterm labor.
