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The first referred cause of those failures was the thickness of the implant [ 4, 19, 20].
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"They refer the cause of human weakness and inconstancy not to the common forces of universal nature, but to I know not what vice in human nature, which they therefore bewail, deride, despise, or more frequently detest".
Chi-square was used to show any difference in categorical data which included age groups, referring department, cause of condition and type of mechanical ventilation.
In this case "injury" refers to causes of death outside illness, what Polstats calls 'unnatural' although those who study mortality avoid the term.
Interestingly, around 23% of the definitions given were referring to causes of medical errors rather than exact definition.
However, in the present study it was found that 23% of the definitions refer to causes of medical errors rather than the exact definition.
Themes referring to causes of severe mental disturbance such as bewitchment, spirit possession and curse were grouped in one core category 'supernatural' and other themes such as infections, substance abuse and loss were grouped under a core category 'biological and psychosocial'.
If your belief in free will can survive an entire day without referring to causes of any kind, your faith is strong enough to withstand any logical argument.
During specific training settings, the interviewers were instructed to specify the caregiver that the question referred to any cause of disability, not only cancer.
These significata of whole propositions, which in English we may refer to by using the corresponding "that-clauses" (as I did above, referring to the cause of the ship's wreck by the phrase "that the pilot was absent"), and in Latin by an accusative-with-infinitive construction, are what Abelard calls the dicta of propositions.
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