These groups were selected because they represent the most common diagnoses in men of reproductive age and the most frequently referred reasons for sperm banking (Pacey and Eiser, 2011).
This principle was known as the "appeal to reason", with "reason" referring not to rationality but the method and logic used by judges in upholding and striking down laws.
This theory – that judges were the natural arbiters of the law – is known as the "appeal to reason", with "reason" referring not to rationality but the method and logic used by judges in upholding and striking down laws.
The title means literally "occurrence of reason," where "buju" refers to "reason" and "tu" to "occurrence".
The choice of study method meant that we did not observe the process of choice, and only reasons we were aware of beforehand were included in the study, but the questionnaire was validated, and the respondents were offered the opportunity to comment on the reasons and did not refer to reasons not mentioned in the questionnaire.
"But I still have to race," he continued, referring to the reason he was in France, the Circuit de la Sarthe.
But Nakamura offered another reason, referring at a news conference in Osaka to a misunderstanding with the Mets that prompted him to change his mind.
A man dressed as Jesus Christ was seen at the protests hoisting a placard saying, "There's a reason," referring to a Biblical passage, "I threw out the money lenders".
"One thing that can be said about me as a mother: I've always enjoyed the artifacts," says Octavia (who is named Frost for good reason), referring to the two baby hats she keeps in a shadow box.
Age, referring specialty and reason for referral for rehabilitation were documented.
