In addition, the hardware provides for unique scanning geometry, particularly stemming from the independent radial and swivel motion of the detectors.
Theoretically, the fundamental problem with the presumed consent argument is that it cannot explain why there is always some degree of uncertainty about the occupational risks of working in the medical profession, particularly stemming from new and emerging diseases.
Interesting new research questions could particularly stem from integrating the fragmented fields of research on PMI.
Mark Johnson (2007, see also Lakoff and Johnson 1999) and Richard Shusterman use the account of art (including dance) as experience that is found in the pragmatic tradition, particularly that stemming from John Dewey.
While McAvoy is anxious to grab some quick-fix medication for his sleeping problems, Habib pushes McAvoy to spend time on his underlying issues, particularly those stemming from his relationship with his father.
The model is compatible with a range of biological data, particularly that stemming from parasites and the evolution of host defences.
An alternative explanation is that following traumatic events involving toxic exposures that have the potential to cause cancer and other fatal diseases, increased symptomatology, particularly anxiety symptoms stemming from somatic preoccupation, would increase participation in clinical research.
But TTIP has run into a storm of public opposition, particularly in Europe, mainly stemming from the fear that the interests of multinationals are being put before those of citizens.
The company blamed shipment delays on previously placed orders and softer demand, particularly for consumer products, stemming from the current financial crisis.
In what follows, we focus on the Argentine case, more particularly in the redistribution stemming from the fact that low-income workers tend to have systematically shorter contribution histories.5 With this aim, we assess the implicit redistribution of the Argentine pension program on a lifetime basis.
Indeed, it is a particularly German reverence of nature stemming from the romanticism of the 19th century, says Reinhard Bütikofer, a European Parliament lawmaker and a prominent member of Germany's Greens.
