However, in RA, it is clear that native collagen is not 'the' autoantigen and the intense antibody response to proteolipid protein, seen in experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis, is not present in MS. Kidd and colleagues attempt a non-prejudicial approach to dealing with the range of autoantigens that might be pathogenic in RA and MS by array technology.
One critique is that this approach is prejudicial to rare diseases for which appropriate care could make a major difference to individual outcomes [ 38].
Even so, courts tend to take a robust approach to potentially prejudicial publicity, and rightly so.
In a statement in December, the Pakistan's National Command Authority, which overseas the arsenal, said that it "rejects any effort to undermine its strategic deterrence," adding, "Pakistan will not be a party to any approach that is prejudicial to its legitimate national security interests".
A remarkable aspect of this historic trial is how Manning's conduct, hiscandor to the court, and his reserved relationship with the press have shown in stark relief how bombastic and prejudicial the US government's approach to his trial has been.
Eliminating the economic barriers they face requires an approach that addresses workplace practices as well as prejudicial attitudes and stereotypes about disability.
Participants also pointed to prejudicial attitudes among providers, a failure of primary care disciplines to incorporate approaches to poverty as a standard of care, and a lack of knowledge of concrete steps providers can take to address patients' poverty.
For all the prejudicial comments leveled at Bernstein's concert works -- derivative, slight, turgid -- no one disputes the seriousness with which he approached their composition.
"Such articles are irrelevant, prejudicial and confusing.
Using it would be prejudicial, they contend.
The "fitness removal" could appear prejudicial.
