Bonaime claimed that the "ending is quite smart, given that it never truly clarifies if Michael was dreaming the whole time, or if Dr. Lee was right and that he was on the verge of completely snapping, which makes much more sense".
Information about specific underlying diseases may be relevant to a proper consideration of the patient's current condition if it clarifies why the patient's condition is or is not potentially reversible, or if knowledge of how the patient previously chose to deal with this disease can clarify the patient's underlying values or beliefs.
If anything, it clarifies my purpose even more.
But all this umming and erring confuses more than it clarifies.What would help is if the Supreme Court (and indeed corporate law in general) adopted a clear principle when it comes to the analogy between artificial persons and real ones: that companies should be treated as people only in so far as it is expedient.
Nor did it clarify what, if any, standards it has on which extremist groups are allowed at its hotels and which are not.
It is clarified if the donor has been sufficiently informed on the surgical procedure and on possible complications.
(Aarhus) "The way I got it, it was to clarify, if depressions are genetically hereditary".
Now, in the next step, it needs to be clarified if it is mainly the reaction CH4 → C + 2H2 that prevailed, in which case the lion's share of converted CH4 and formed H2 can be assigned to almost equivalent molar amounts of C and 2H2.
A Pubmed search for U-373 returns 731 results (September 2013), however, by a review of these articles it is clear that it is rarely clarified if the authors have used the true U-373 or the cross-contaminated U-251 cell line.
Google would really help itself here if it clarified these numbers but the company would prefer to keep things vague instead, it seems.
One might justify not following these conventions if it clarified some aspect of the data, but in this case it would be clearer to follow them.
