Further, the necessity to decide about whether to undergo more treatment is in itself distressing for couples (Peddie et al., 2005) and better decisional support should be provided.
Cilia, flagella, photosynthesis, chloroplasts, peptidoglycan, and numerous individual enzymes have been lost many times each; this alerts us to the necessity to decide in each case whether loss or gain occurred.
Those who are taking medication are said to fit better into the guidelines for "medical necessity," which these companies use to decide whether to authorize continuing treatment.
The Supreme Court agreed today to decide whether "medical necessity" can justify distributing marijuana, in violation of federal law, to people who use it to relieve pain or medical symptoms that cannot be effectively treated by conventional means.
A18 The justices agreed to decide whether "medical necessity" can justify distributing marijuana, in violation of federal law, to people who use it to relieve pain or medical symptoms that cannot be effectively treated by conventional means.
In this way individuals can use information about their relative strength from different fights to decide whether to escalate without the necessity to obtain an overall estimate of their relative strength.
As with the denizens of Cuba, necessity can be the decider for many of us when it comes time to decide whether or not to assume the out-with-the-old-in-with-the-new mantra.
Sources at the Gaming Board of Great Britain have confirmed they are conducting a full-scale investigation to decide whether Kerzner is a 'fit and proper' person to run a casino in the UK - a necessity under British gaming law.
This allows the machine user to decide whether to change the tip for a smaller one.
Disposition means that someone is able to act, is able to interpret the necessity to act, but decides whether to act or not to act.
