Always ready to do potentially fatal harm to the concept of impartiality, our regular cast of writers and fan reps covering each of this weekend's competing teams.
The most prominent objections concern, on the one hand, the fatal ambiguities of the concept of "identification" and, on the other, the threat of an infinite regress of conditions.
During an HFMD outbreak in Sarawak in 1997, a subgroup B adenovirus and an enterovirus were isolated from three fatal cases, supporting the concept of co-infection with these viruses in humans.
This is not fatal to the overall concept, but rather another reason why a consensus or governmental process should be undertaken to promote discussion of the criteria and how they could be systematized.
Gerry Stickells, Hendrix's tour manager, points to "Jimi's own lack of commitment to the Band of Gypsys concept as its fatal flaw".
MISCAN Fadia explicitly models invasive tumour growth in combination with the concept of a fatal diameter.
The emphasis is on concept over character, a fatal mistake with "Guys and Dolls".
Unfortunately, I learnt about this brilliant concept only after its fatal flaw had emerged, namely that telephones soon die of exposure in the Rockies when left outdoors in winter at 10,000ft.
However, if the risk of CVD death and a CVD event were separately investigated, priority was given to the CVD event because a CVD event, which includes both fatal and nonfatal outcomes, is a broader concept.
A new concept in trauma epidemiology seems to be emerging: fatal trauma caused by low-energy (LE) injuries.
