This simple approach fails to satisfy the principle of Specificity, since each default is given its own, independent abnormality predicate, and each is therefore treated with the same priority.
They provide a romantic narrative for sympathizing with her own perceived abnormalities.
In the end, the USSR was broken by its own contradictions and abnormalities, forced to realise, in Martin Malia's words, that "there is no such thing as socialism, and the Soviet Union built it".
The Presenting Problem: A middle-aged woman with newly diagnosed diabetes is referred to a specialist eye doctor after her own ophthalmologist notes an abnormality on exam.
Whether or not intentionally, this also seems to draw a parallel between Myers and McAvoy's character, essentially arguing that you can't knock Split if you didn't have an issue with John Carpenter highlighting his own villain's psychological abnormality.
Restoration of adequate circulatory volume is necessary to permit adequate tissue perfusion, but it may not be sufficient on its own to correct microvascular abnormalities associated with sepsis.
Many women placed a much greater faith in mammography than in their own ability to detect an abnormality, particularly at the very early stages of a symptom developing.
Mothers transferred because of fetal abnormalities or their own medical conditions had median gestational ages at delivery at or approaching term.
Furthermore, we show that additional Nav1.1 deletion in mouse excitatory neurons, using Emx1-Cre recombination, does not cause any noticeable abnormalities on its own, but improves the severe phenotype observed in mice with VGAT-Cre-dependent Nav1.1 deletion.
Obstetricians frequently described situations where the expectations differed, and the most distinct was when they were asked for 'pretty pictures' during an examination while their own focus was on identifying abnormalities.
