The administrative bodies and the hierarchy of the early Christian church were derived from institutions existing during the late Roman Empire.
That is the reason why, compared to Egypt, care and support for children with ASDs in Saudi Arabia are largely derived from institution based models with much lower investments in time, effort and behavioral adaptation on the part of family caregivers.
To maintain consistency in what we refer to as institutional level, we use a definition derived from institutional theory where institutions are defined as "social structures that have attained a high degree of resilience" (Scott, 2001, p. 48).
Although derived from historical institutions, the government of the United Provinces was in practice largely a new set of institutions, not created but confirmed by the Union of Utrecht.
These critics contend that libertarian ideas of individuality are ahistorical, excessively abstract, and parasitic on unacknowledged forms of group identity and that libertarians ignore the obligations to community and government that accompany the benefits derived from these institutions.
After the colonies passed to the British crown, the old law underwent profound modifications, partly because of changed social and economic conditions and partly because of the incursion of rules and institutions derived from English common law.
As a cost containing measure, the hospital administration decided to invoice physicians for dictation utilization in excess of the median utilization percentage derived from peer institutions.
African Pygmy (n = 34) and SE Asian Negrito (n = 44) specimens are derived from several Institutions [Supplementary Data 1].
As a matter of fact, the incentives to do so would increase if metrics for the assessment of impact of articles, journals, authors, departments and institutions derived from log data would become used as an addition to the established citation-based impact metrics.
In the current study, a large population derived from multiple institutions was used to assess the clinical impact of VEI.
Thus the estimated incidence derived from 3 institutions from different continents was similar and ranged from 0.05%to0.2%2%.
