It is likely that this scenario is exaggerated in children, considering that paramedics and other emergency care providers are trained to think that pediatric arrests are mostly the result of hypoxemia and that proscribed respiratory rates are generally higher than those proscribed for adults [ 19, 26, 39].
Certain indulgences have been proscribed for health reasons, creating institutionalized hostility to pleasure in our culture.
"Apparently," he wrote, "my book is not deemed blasphemous or objectionable in itself, but is being proscribed for, so to speak, its own good!" The letter went on to say: This really is astounding.
Leading the lobby was Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, de facto ruler of the United Arab Emirates, where opposition to Islamism is obsessive and many groups – including some based in the UK – are proscribed for alleged links to terrorism.
Ward said he recognised the food items as those proscribed for people taking monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs), an outdated and rarely used antidepressant which he himself took in the 1980s.
It can be proscribed for entrepreneurial activities, or it can be structured around future income.
Complete weight-bearing was proscribed for 1 month, subsequently progressive load was allowed with crutches, except for the patients treated with bone cement, who had a proscription for 20 days because of the better mechanical stability given by cement [1].
Many women move into post-Evangelicalism because our identities no longer sit neatly in the categories Evangelicalism proscribes for us.
That would be on the Jewish Sabbath, when computer use is proscribed for the very orthodox (we are very orthodox).
Justice Abe Fortas, in overturning the Arkansas law, wrote, The overriding fact is that Arkansas' law selects from the body of knowledge a particular segment which it proscribes for the sole reason that it is deemed to conflict with a particular religious doctrine; that is, with a particular interpretation of the Book of Genesis by a particular religious group.
