Like any good memoirist, Wood is shamelessly honest and devoted to his own irresponsibility: lying, thieving and other disreputable behavior (like giving his first wife "a Quaalude sandwich" so he could flirt with her replacement) merit only fleeting self-consciousness.
They regard the idea of consciousness as sufficiently off target to merit elimination and replacement by other concepts and distinctions more reflective of the true nature of mind (P. S. Churchland 1983).
Our investigations additionally consider mortality rates and suggest a potentially higher mortality rate with cemented total hip replacements, which merits further investigation.
The mechanisms underlying these findings and their effect on cost-effectiveness of joint replacements, merit further research.
The principal lesson is that the new mean is so tractable mathematically, and such good approximation to the logarithmic mean, th it merits serious consideration as a replacement for the logarithmic mean in many applications.
For the moment Congerton remains at the club, apparently working out a notice period as Sunderland consider the assorted merits of, among other potential replacements, Sam Allardyce, Sean Dyche and Nigel Pearson.
Merited as rapid assembly and replacement, the miniaturization design of the low yield strength steel shear panel damper has been attracted more attention of researchers.
His replacement, Aaron Heilman, did nothing to merit similar appreciation.
Speaking on Monday, he said the decision had been entirely his own and that a replacement would be appointed on merit, regardless of political affiliation.
A number of issues relating to human surfactant biology and ARDS may have implications for the design of future surfactant replacement clinical trials and therefore merit closer scrutiny.
Healthcare providers and patients often discuss the merits of providing mechanical ventilation, vasoactive agents, renal replacement therapy, or other life-sustaining treatments in patients with cancer [19].
