Although consent policies are evolving, the underlying rationale for respecting such a broad consent (that is, respect for autonomy) has not been elucidated.
As the rationale evolved, these settlements were intended to buffer a tiny state from foreign attack, to shift some population away from the coastal plain, and, finally, to undermine Palestinian contiguity.
Antibodies have evolved as a rationale therapeutic approach to overcome these hurdles and to engender significant clinical applications.
In order to model the constantly evolving design process and the rationales resulted from design collaboration, a Collaborative Product Data Model (CPDM) and a constraint-based Collaborative Design Process Model (CDPM) are proposed to facilitate the management and coordination of the collaborative design process as well as design knowledge management.
Organizing logic is defined as the "managerial rationale for designing and evolving specific organizational arrangements in response to an enterprise's environmental and strategic imperatives" (Sambamurthy and Zmud 2000, p. 107).
Despite the growing amount of data, evolving surgical technique, and improving implant design and rationale, prosthetic radial head replacement is far from what should be considered an established and routine procedure.
Experiments were guided by the rationale that in colonial forms, complexity of evolving phenotypic plasticity can be associated with a degree of structural modularity, where shapes are approached by erecting iterative growth patterns at different levels of coral-colony organization.
The rationale for Mr. McCall's campaign still seems to be evolving, although he has been running full out for governor for 12 months.
Such rationale is not only fashioned by bigotry but ignores recent history of successful democracies evolving from a variety of circumstances many having limited or no background in such political systems.
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