Fifty-three surgicalurgical dispute cases related to the treatment of liver cancer reported from January 2004 to December 2008 were collected as the case group (Table 1), and 145 comparable non-dispute cases during the same period and with similar diseases were included in the control group.
Still, the new state had enough internal momentum to survive severe factional disputes during the 10 years following Iltutmish's death, when four of Iltutmish's children or grandchildren were in turn raised to the throne and deposed.
Changes during a construction project are inevitable but many projects are also plagued by severe construction disputes triggered by such changes.
The fact that the actual reward system of science follows the priority rule was first discovered by the sociologist Robert Merton (1957), who pointed out that the history of science is littered with severe priority disputes.
(Psychiatrists say drugs tend to be better for severe cases and dispute that CBT helps prevent relapses of major depression).
The three most common incentives for them to protest were wage disputes, severe disciplines and violation of personal dignity on the factory floor, and compensation for work accidents; their identity in their struggle was mainly based on citizenship and being a vulnerable group, and their actions were protests against discrimination.
A possible bias towards high-grade tumours at medical centres that are better equipped for treating more severe cases is disputed based on the scarcity of the tamoxifen-exposed cases even with influx of large patient numbers, the endeavours of peripheral centres to report and collect all available samples, and that none of the patients opted out of the study despite the length of time.
TfL brought all Tube Lines projects in-house in May following severe delays and a dispute over costs involved in the work.
Although the clinical impact of moderate deficiency (25(OH D 25 50 nmol/L) is not clear, there is no dispute that severe deficiency (25(OH D <25 nmol/L) should be detected and treated to avoid adverse clinical outcomes for the individuals.
Although his presidency was plagued by high inflation, severe national debt, labour disputes, and a discontented military, Alfonsín remained committed to democracy.
