Based on contemporary guidelines, excessively long treatment was defined as more than 6 months of a four-drug regimen for thoracic TB with full sensitive strains, and more than 12 months for patients with extrathoracic TB.
Yet until recently, prosecutors have been excessively cautious about defining routine industrial behavior as a guilty act that triggers criminal culpability.
Overvaluation of weight/shape is a core concept in eating-disorder assessment and treatment defined as self-evaluation excessively based on weight/shape, which research has demonstrated to be clinically important psychopathology.
Thus, it appears that the GAG loses its effect only below a well defined threshold, when the excessively small length of the polysaccharide chain suppresses the macromolecular nature of the GAG.
Furthermore, the presence of a porth-a-cath can cause phenomena of psychological non compliance, frequent in patients with an excessively rigid, fragmented or non clearly defined body image.
For hypomanic symptoms, our findings suggest that an interpersonal focus is more important given that socially-prescribed perfectionism is defined as perceiving that others hold excessively high standards for oneself.
Internet gaming disorder (IGD) is defined as a failure to control one's impulses to excessively use online gaming.
He was a state prosecutor, a zealous -- some have said excessively zealous -- defender of the law, a man with morals so rigidly defined that he was usually loath to pursue anything less than the maximum possible punishment.
Alzheimer's disease is the leading cause of dementia in the elderly and is defined by two pathological hallmarks; the accumulation of aggregated amyloid beta and excessively phosphorylated Tau proteins.
The Dutch-style collective defined contribution (CDC) pension funds, which have been considered by previous administrations and rejected as excessively corporatist, will get the backing of HMRC and qualify for tax breaks afforded other types of schemes.
