In addition, we plan on conducting qualitative interviews with participants to determine whether our intervention incited any physician behaviour change.
If history teaches us anything, it is that vanity defence procurements merely incite ministers to reckless interventions, afterwards bitterly regretted.
Furthermore, no evidence of overt heart failure was seen nor intervention of an inciting stimulus (such as exercise training, myocardial infarction, or pressure overload) was used in this study.
This finding is of clinical importance since elevated lactate values could incite the clinician to undertake unnecessary interventions, with their potentially harmful effects, such as tissue edema and positive fluid balance, which have constantly been associated with poorer outcome [38].
The Aetolians, who had opposed the Roman intervention in Greek affairs, incited Nabis to retake his former territories and position among the Greek powers.
Without intervention, the instances designed to defame, humiliate, incite, anger and demoralize will cause even more polarization within our once United of States.
Of course, an ideal scenario implies that the intervention "goes well", and that it does not incite confusion or chaos in Libya or the wider region.
Even if they could help, it would probably not be in the interests of long-term stability, because heavy intervention by Shia Iran in Iraq and Syria would probably only incite further resistance from Sunni Arab groups.
"The drive for secession and integration into the Russian Federation was instigated and incited by the Russian authorities, under the cover of a military intervention," said the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE).
Endorsing a theory put forward by Syria's ambassador to the U.N. on Wednesday, General Suleiman claimed the killings were staged by the opposition to incite a sectarian civil war, and provide a pretext "to bring foreign military intervention against the country in any form and way".
