This occurs most clearly where matter comes to be regarded as an attribute of the divine substance, so that God is no longer conceived of as a being distinct from nature but rather as the immutable and eternal imminent cause from which the plenitude of finite shapes in nature pours forth.
Repeated ultrasound evaluations confirmed intrauterine growth restriction in both twins and polyhydramnios as the cause of imminent preterm labour.
Repeated ultrasound evaluations confirmed intrauterine growth restriction in twin 1 by 24.7 % and twin 2 by 14.3%, respectively, and polyhydramnios as the cause of imminent preterm labour.
Now it's the earth first, and we are mere footsoldiers in the cause of preventing her imminent destruction.
The imminent ban of environmentally harmful tributyltin (TBT -based painTBT -based has been the cause of a major change in the antifouling paint industry.
However, weight loss induced by imminent disease masks effects of increased BMI over the life span, a suspected cause of dementia [ 2, 43, 44].
Introduction: Spontaneous Subarachnoid haemorrhage (SSAH) accounts for only 5%% of strokes.Aneurysms are the cause of subarachnoid haemorrhage in 85%% of cases.Rebleeding is the most imminent danger.
(Participant 7) Importantly, although women were initially reassured that PTL was not imminent they 're-defined' what was now required to reassure them by expressing concerns about the cause of their symptoms.
Whilst our study was not aimed at demonstrating overfishing as the cause of observed trends, there is a danger that current best practice fails to detect what may be an imminent fishery collapse.
Such holes are immediate causes of imminent or active failures that undermine the patient's experience of nursing care, compromise the provision of adequate services, predispose those services to errors, and ultimately may result in adverse outcomes.
