Whereas theorists tend to favor top-down, deductivist modes of thinking, the anti-theorists embrace bottom-up (but not too far up) modalities of thought, such as common law jurisprudence in which the factual particularities of the case take center stage (Arras 1990).
Autonomy, beneficence, and justice, for example, might all figure in our deliberations about a particular issue, but their respective weight or importance can only be determined in medias res, given all the particularities of the case at hand.
The particularity of the case consists in the uncommon aspect of the eruption in this HIV-syphilis co-infection.
The particularity of the case is the rapid progression in an otherwise healthy patient.
However, a few exceptions were made in the case of sociocultural particularities of a specific country's education system and applying the exact same criteria would increase selection bias instead of reducing it across sites.
Even laboratories of the same type have particularities in the procedures that differentiate them.
In the case of MS, the availability of several drugs for its treatment, each with its particularities and specific profile, makes choosing the most appropriate treatment not easy for physicians, patients, or the payer.
The particularity of this study is that patients were treated with high flux membrane and investigated also with DRE, TRUS and in the case of positivity to first level diagnostic tests were performed also CT and MRI.
Alternatively, the apparent propensity to obtain 950 bp copies after deletion could result from structural particularities in the breakpoints regions.
The different Agenet/Tudor family classes showed some particularities in the expression profiles of their members (Fig. 4).
