The performativity criterion threatens anything not meeting its requirements, such as speculative narratives, with de-legitimation and exclusion.
New demands and new evaluation criteria inevitably threaten long-established status and behavior patterns.
The exclusion criteria were life threatening impairment of organ function, pregnancy, diabetes mellitus or age younger than 1 year, respectively.
The main exclusion criteria were life threatening respiratory failure, confusion, impaired consciousness and changes in chest x-ray or comorbidities in need of further inpatient investigation or treatment.
Exclusion criteria include a life threatening situation, being in a palliative phase at admission, an expected hospital stay of 24 hours or less, being legally incapable of participating, unable to communicate verbally, or a second hospital admission during the study period.
Reasons for study termination criteria were: (1) disease aggravation threatening the patient's life; (2) death; (3) patient request for withdrawal; (4) transfer out of the ICU less than 2 nights postoperatively; and (5) serious adverse reactions.
Life threatening neonatal complications (criteria modified from Fong [ 12]) included: 1. Mortality within 7 days of life; 2. Mortality within 28 days; 3. Abnormal neurologic status (encephalopathy as defined by Sarnat and Sarnat [ 13]), neonatal convulsions and intracranial hemorrhage (including all classes of intraventricular hemorrhage, epidural hemorrhage, and subdural hemorrhage).
Given the regrettable incident of the trespass of a submerged nuclear submarine into Japan's territorial waters, China must strive to meet your criterion of "no recent record of threatening Japan".
"They no longer met the criteria for being threatened… The science was divided on whether or not we have one humpback population or two in B.C.
A diagnosis of PTSD requires exposure to a life threatening event which constitutes the A1 criterion [ 11].
