'Most people said to be Luddites today', he argues, 'are not against progress in science or technology in general, but against particular manifestations in particular contexts'.
The etiological basis for the virus-induced pathology in general, and the different clinical manifestations in particular, are not well understood.
Various pathophysiological mechanisms have been proposed, but the clinical similarities, ophthalmic manifestations in particular, make it reasonable to classify these diseases as an independent group.
On the other hand, most of the studies addressing the clinical significance of aPS/PTs have highlighted a significant association with aPL-associated manifestations, in particular venous thrombosis.
Patients with mtDNA disease present with a plethora of neurological manifestations, in particular, optic atrophy, ataxia, seizures, progressive weakness, dementia, stroke-like episodes and extrapyramidal features.
In patients with BD, we found no significant association between detectable autoantibodies to Sip1 C-ter and clinical manifestations, in particular vascular manifestations (venous and arterial thrombosis, cutaneous or visceral vasculitis) (Table 2).
Indeed, for all his understanding of the rise of fanaticism in general and its Islamic manifestation in particular, Harris's use of the term "reason" is faulty.
Understanding the factors that reduce resilience and increase vulnerability within the coupled human environment system, and their manifestation in particular places, has led to the development of integrated social and biophysical approaches within the interdisciplinary fields of sustainability science (Clark and Dickson 2003) and global environmental change.
Among patients ever diagnosed with malignancy, the type and date of diagnosis of cancer relative to the date of SSc disease manifestations - in particular, the date of onset of scleroderma skin changes - was determined.
A high prevalence (65%) of various allergic manifestations and in particular allergic drug reactions (46%) have been reported previously in pSS patients [ 5, 6].
They encourage the doctor to focus on the disease, not the patient, and so may lead him to miss the particular manifestation in the particular sufferer.
