It is hoped that the parts of old Doha which remain, such as the neighbourhoods of Al-Asmakh and Al-Najada which accommodate low-income groups, particularly labourers, are also treated as important place typologies that shaped the memory and history of the city.
However, the strength of this association was attenuated, both in patients with fever in general and, particularly when paracetamol was treated as a time-dependent variable, in patients with a temperature >38.3°C, in medical patients with fever and an infection-related admission diagnosis and in patients in the lower tertiles of APACHE II score.
Anyone who expressed concern about the role of social media in our society, and particularly in our politics, was treated as a cut-rate Andy Rooney, too curmudgeonly to learn to stop worrying and love the selfies.
However, forest planners and managers still need effective and operational methodologies to detect those landscapes where connectivity should be treated as a particularly critical conservation concern.
In most such theories, all memory items are generally treated as equal, particularly in terms of the sparseness with which they are neurally represented, i.e., in terms of how many neurons are active during recall.
Despite the many advantages of adopting a historically sensitive Bayesianism, a few difficulties with the programme are particularly salient when it is treated as an account intended to capture rational inferences in the history of science.
They are often treated as outcasts, particularly if their disabilities are severe.
They are often hidden and treated as outcasts, particularly if their disability is severe.
These results merit further investigation (Tan, S. et al., manuscript in preparation), and the small number of sequences for the reported human viruses, particularly for H7N9, should be treated as a caveat, with the possibility of sampling bias.
By the nineteen-eighties, Freudian theory was being shoved aside in favor of empirical evidence, but hoarding was still treated as a symptom, particularly of what was now called obsessive-compulsive personality disorder.
