They define classicism per se, but not any particular way of being classical.
Not all studies define hardcore per se, but assess hardening in terms of other factors such as poor mental health, which are likely to be associated with hardcore smoking [ 15, 16].
While 'emergency treatment' was not a defined variable per se, it was explicitly related to access for the cardiac and trauma indexes [ 22, 24] and the maternity index stated that one hour was a threshold for emergency care [ 17] (Table 1).
However, our population study (patients with refractory disease or life-threatening situations) defines per se a group of patients with a high baseline disease activity and, in fact, re-analysis showed no significant differences between the crude rate of infection in these two groups.
Stock picking per se plays little part.
9, 15 The National Comprehensive Cancer Network guidelines do not define suboptimal response per se; however, treatment recommendations at specified time points after initiating TKI therapy are provided based on the response.
ZIP codes and census tracts change periodically, and ZIP codes do not have defined spatial extents per se (2 ).
As the concept of the autistic spectrum becomes more wide spread, pervasive developmental disorders (PDDs) as a whole are receiving more attention than the narrowly defined autistic disorder per se.
It is clear that, although the allocation process itself catered reasonably well to equity issues within the boundaries of the stakeholder group it had defined, distributional issues per se are not part of the framework of objectives for New Zealand fisheries management.
Diane Reay (2004) does an empirical study of women from manual labor family backgrounds and their relation to the schooling of their children, and discovers that they use a discourse that acknowledges class differences of educational access and career possibilities, even though it does not specifically define these by class per se.
In the context of the liver, it must be noted that ALT and LDH are indicators of hepatocyte and general (LDH) tissue injury, thus, they do not per se define the level of liver dysfunction (although the latter effect typically develops once a pronounced injury occurs - as in CLP-ODam mice).
