Referred to as "Barnageddon" by the writers, Kirkman asserted that he emphasized unpredictability while creating the scene.
Inpatient mental health staff described a predictable, well-known process, whereas community-based staff emphasized unpredictability.
A plausible evolutionary explanation for similar low TEE in the two species emphasizes the unpredictability of edible food resources, which may have been a powerful, widespread selective pressure across Madagascar [4], [66], [67].
Seeing the couple in the round emphasized the unpredictability of their motion.
Moreover, we found that, while certain patient characteristics were predictors of poor INR control, these characteristics could not predict who was at increased risk of high INR values, further emphasizing the unpredictability of warfarin therapy.
However, community staff emphasized the unpredictability of communication during transfers: "sometimes it's by accident that you find out that someone has been admitted", and "I think it depends on the day and who you're interacting with at the other end".
Indeed, the European Medicines Agency's current guideline emphasizes that "the unpredictability and variability of allergen exposure especially to pollen allergens" remains a problem for clinical trials in AIT in general [ 23] and may limit the value of information gained from noninterventional, open studies.
McCay emphasizes the lack of order and irrational unpredictability of the human body.
This view of disaster resilience emphasizes Holling's (1996) "ecological" aspects (persistence, change, unpredictability) rather than "engineering" aspects of constancy and predictability (Liao 2012).
