First, he thinks that it isn't enough for a legal system to rest on customary social rules, since law could not guide behavior without also being at least minimally clear, consistent, public, prospective and so on -- that is, without exhibiting to some degree those virtues collectively called "the rule of law".
This observation indicates that the accumulation, be it of tau or of Aβ, is not or only minimally cleared.
An explanation for the variety in agreement between these two signs could be that subretinal fluid is, even when minimally present, a clear sign on an OCT scan.
Due to lack of a clear definition of minimally displaced fractures, the majority of studies described outcomes of minimally as well as undisplaced fractures.
Other areas of surgery revealed clear benefits of minimally invasive procedures like shorter length of hospital stay, less postoperative pain, earlier postoperative recovery, and a lower complication rate compared to open surgery [ 1, 2].
69, 73 Compared to surgery, angioplasty is a minimally invasive procedure with a clear benefit of reduced complications and peri-procedural adverse events, especially in the frail patient cohort of elderly octogenarians.
The Mets said the procedure would "minimally invasive" and that Niese was cleared to pitch in the meantime.
Dressed brightly, and minimally on this cloudy, early morning, her clear identification with her subject reminded me of David Starkey; a man that frustrates breadline university professors by giving guest lectures while sat on a throne, sipping champagne and talking for an hour about how similar he is to Henry VIII.
But we need to be clear and careful about what minimally needs to be the case for LOTH to be true, and why.
Yet in an early warning sign, his effort to clear the field worked only minimally, helping to persuade 2012 nominee Mitt Romney to forgo a third White House try.
The assessment of all independent reviewers differed only minimally, indicating that the results were relatively clear.
