The first book to comprehensively examine this subject, Fighting for Status presents a theory of status dissatisfaction that delves into the nature of prestige in international conflicts and specifies why states want status and how they get it.
We examine this subject because laboratory uniaxial and triaxial tests are widely used in the rock mechanics community to both characterise rock behaviour and to interpret fracture phenomena observed in natural rock, such as the Earth's crust, and developed around rock engineering structures.
Few Tunisian studies have examined this subject, and no withhold and withdrawal treatment decisions were established in the severe cases.
Weiss et al. [197] examined this subject and discovered that PFCs compete with T4 in binding to the thyroid hormone transport protein transthyretin.
For our part, we have examined this subject in Aquí, no! Els conflictes territorials a Catalunya (2003) and La ciudad en movimiento.
To examine this subject further, we reviewed the ways twenty-nine medical students analyzed the ethical dimensions of medical decision-making for a patient who had lost decisional capacity.
We have found no other studies that examine this subject.
Since there is no qualitative study from Pakistan on the benefit and efficacy of ECT, we examined this subject from the patient's perspective.
In this study, we prospectively examined this subject in a cohort of 63 257 middle-aged and older Chinese men and women in Singapore, a population with a mean BMI of 23 kg m−2.
To thoroughly examine this subject in all its complexity, the SAT-PLWHA-S should be used in combination with other structural data and measures, such as discourse analyses of laws, public policy, and the media.
Nevertheless, we specifically attempted to follow the methodology of other investigators who have examined this subject to allow us to draw meaningful comparisons between our results and those of previous studies.
