AEs/ADRs were documented in terms of their nature, start time, start date, stop date, concomitant dose, seriousness, intensity, putative causality, other possible causes, treatment (if required), and outcome.
"In terms of the seriousness of the plot, I believe it is the most significant thing the service has been involved in since 1945," he said.
Dr Stone's conclusion was disputed by Derek Barnett, president of the Police Superintendents Associationn, who said the service today is "unrecognisable" from that of the time when Stephen Lawrence was killed "in terms of the seriousness with which the service treats hate crime, investigative standards, the interviewing of suspects and the collection of exhibits.
"They believe the situation had increased in terms of its seriousness and urgency but did not at this point constitute a PHEIC," Fukuda said.
But since logical faults are also epistemic faults, the epistemic approach to fallacies will include logical fallacies, although these must also be explicable in terms of epistemic seriousness.
Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI) is a health problem of paramount importance in terms of frequency, seriousness, social and economic costs, amenability to medical intervention and priority-ranking by policy makers and the community [ 1, 2].
On the other hand, they differ in terms of the seriousness of the disorder, varying from a risk factor to a sexually transmitted (chronic) infection with serious consequences for the patient's medical prognosis and social life.
The best American newspapers are certainly superior to their Anglo-Australian counterparts in terms of depth and seriousness.
"But for me, Europe is far and away the biggest issue in terms of seriousness".
