"We don't feel that is supported by the principles that were adopted," Diamond said, adding that bankers could flee the City if the plans go ahead.
This apparent contrast may be supported by the principle that LEPs reflect more the status of sensory pathways than the perception of subjective pain [8], despite a linear correlation between the intensity of pain perception and the amplitude of vertex LEPs is often present [24].
I am aiming the question first at mental health practitioners since the idea of helping people towards sanity and well-being has been supported by the principle of doing no harm.
Non-disclosure can be supported by the principle of beneficence [ 29].
The original clinical study was supported by the British Heart Foundation, and the creation of the article was supported by the principle investigator's (J.L).
Improved disclosure and the patients' right to obtain information about their condition can be supported by the principle of autonomy [ 28].
It should be said that this is supported by the Agile principle of delivering value, and delivering frequently, because any project can start demonstrating its value early.
The choroidal-scleral interface is delineated by finding the shortest path of the graph constructed from valley pixels based on the assumption that the choroidal-scleral interface is a smooth curve formed by valley pixels, which is supported by the OCT principles.
This theoretical curve of compatibility is supported by the emergent principles of the geographic mosaic of coevolution theory for microorganisms and hosts (Thompson 2005) as well as by the results obtained from hyphae cross inoculations and controlled plant crosses experiments (do Valle Ribeiro 1993; Christensen 1995; Chung et al. 1997; Brem and Leuchtmann 2003).
However, unless a mechanism exists to repeatedly reaerosolize the source, fomites are likely to pose a risk even when they are not heavily contaminated, and this view is supported by the general principles that govern the dispersion and settling out of dust particles or sporelike forms (17, 37).
