For, while the existence of solidarity and identification may allow us to talk about a group over time and even label its actions morally wrong,they do not allow us to posit the kind of agency that is required of moral responsibility as traditionally understood.
Given the existence of effective chemoprophylaxis, identification of new risk groups might help prevent future increases in P. jirovecii infection incidence.
Moreover, it has been shown that a prerequisite for the success of any tumor-specific therapeutic strategy is the existence and identification of antigen targets that are not only exclusively or preferentially expressed in malignant tissues, but also expressed in a high percentage of neoplastic cells in a large number of patients.
It is now widely accepted that a prerequisite for the success of any tumour-specific therapeutic strategy is the existence and identification of antigen targets that are not only exclusively or preferentially expressed in malignant tissues, but also expressed in a high percentage of neoplastic cells in a large number of patients [ 10- 123 231 33] 33].
Although the method will not guarantee that single copy genes amplified by PCR in several taxa are orthologs as opposed to in-paralogs, the existence and identification of genome-scale single-copy nuclear markers should facilitate the construction of the tree of life, even if the evolutionary mechanism responsible for maintaining single-copy genes is poorly known [ 33].
However, they can also happen as the first sign of metastasis; knowledge of their existence and identification is important for accurate staging of neoplasms.
The existence and identification of such indicators determines to a large extent whether it is reasonable to expect a minimally experienced generalist cadre to manage specialist medical conditions.
The existence of a national health identification number and the development of a national information system inter-operability framework that has the capability to interchange data between heterogeneous systems, paves the way for implementation of such an epidemiological surveillance system.
The techniques and methods to manage risk, the existence of insurance coverage, the identification of risks, the procedures to prevent risks and medical errors have been evaluated in the "Risk Management" area.
Additional sources of identification include the existence of repeated employment and unemployment spells (Abbring and van den Berg 2004) and, more importantly, the abundance of exogenous time-varying covariates20 (Eberwein et al. 2002; Brinch 2000; Gaure et al. 2007).
