To that end, the deep-seated mistrust between the West and the Iranian regime is now institutionalized, making it difficult for either side to find face-saving solutions.
More than one-third of participants (38%) reported that they had been institutionalized as a child by either juvenile detention or out of home care.
Firstly, patients with "undetermined" stroke a) died before either arriving at hospital or undergoing brain imaging, and b) were either living at home or institutionalized with serious comorbidities.
Further, patients were classified according to their living situation as either independent (own home) or institutionalized (nursing home or residential care home).
A classic study revealed that institutionalized children are unable to form attachment [ 21], although more recent studies found that formerly institutionalized children can develop attachment, either secure or insecure [ 14, 22].
Knowledge constantly grows in scientific discourse and is revised over time by different stakeholders, either collaboratively or through institutionalized efforts.
But the language blunders on, and errors and misuses either get corrected or institutionalized -- like the term of disdain that I first heard in an Army barracks: "I could care less," which of course means exactly its opposite.
Subjects transferred to other centers, displaced or outside area, patients permanently institutionalized, those who changed treatment (brand vs generic) in either direction, and patients who were prescribed the two active substances concomitantly (gabapentin and venlafaxine) were excluded from the analysis.
7 The patient's living situation was classified as either independent (living in their own home) or institutionalized (living in a nursing home or a residential care home).
In one of the paradoxes of Iran's budding reform movement, some of its most prominent advocates for opening the country to the outside world and institutionalizing democratic values were either hostage-takers or supporters of the seizure.
