As he had argued against Spengler in 1921, historical contingency provides the rich constraints that establish communities and communication and the possibility of knowledge and, in this holistic form, preclude radical relativism in practice; in historically situated practice, inherited or constructed stable Archimedean points always come into place; there is no tabula rasa (Neurath 1921/1973).
Although mobilization in the presence of femoral arterial catheters is safe [ 18, 19], delivery of CRRT via femoral catheters precludes hip flexion in practice and research [ 3].
In all 181/555 (32.6%) surgeons and 679/1561 (43.5%) anaesthetists believed that there were deficiencies in their hospital facilities that precluded safe practice, regardless of the type of hospital.
Furthermore, it could be postulated that they lack confidence in terms of skills and competencies to support perineal care due to workload pressures and high obstetric intervention rates precluding learning from mentors in practice.
An autopsy permits determination of the extent of the associated anomalies, but is usually of limited use in the African context where cultural norms and beliefs largely precludes its practice.
Since the dimensionality of this robust 0 1 knapsack problem in practice often precludes full enumeration, we propose a novel, efficient and real-time heuristic that solves this problem.
In practice, this precludes this score and the above-mentioned scores from being used in large registry studies.
However, this point also tells against the argument for the family resemblance view of marriage, as the variation of marital forms in practice does not preclude the existence of a normatively ideal form.
However, this approach does not preclude the existing practice of screening for gastric cancer in high-risk populations.
A procedural training protocol for medical students must be cognizant of faculty opportunity costs, which may preclude individually supervised practice.
