Kenya, Botswana, Tanzania and South Africa were selected in order to evaluate how the cost effectiveness of administering TXA to bleeding surgical patients varies according to country-specific circumstances, specifically different blood donation rates and HIV seroprevalence [ 6].
Employment laws help managers understand and apply the law to specific circumstances, specifically discrimination, harassment, and termination laws.
In some circumstances, arousal may also be followed directly by tonic immobility or collapsed immobility, specifically in circumstances where the latter responses have been primed by past experience.
It's important to realise that Occupy emerged in the US in response to specifically American circumstances.
Weiler commented in 1992 that "the EC may not speak with one voice but increasingly speaks like a choir". The objective of this paper is to examine some of the ways that choir is developing, specifically, the circumstances under which Member States confer the exercise of their national competencies on the European Commission in the negotiation of international agreements.
All to often, plans are designed and managed using a "one-size-fits-all" approach - and in many cases, that "one size" presumes employees will educate themselves, actively engage their retirement plan options and aggressively manage their retirement investments on an ongoing basis, specifically as circumstances change.
Specifically, the circumstances in which the action takes place are already different during familiarization, when infants are assumed to attribute a goal.
Specifically, such circumstances are postulated to stimulate sustained ruminative/analytical processing activity on negative cognitive-affective content, reinforcing their elaboration, which in turn is thought to contribute to the establishment of self-perpetuating processing cycles (Teasdale & Barnard, 1993).
Or was it an invention of Hattie writer Stephen Russell, a neat metaphor for the plight of a huge talent forced by circumstance (specifically her generous, aptitude-obscuring physique) into a lifetime of taffeta and tosh?
Like every study of poverty over the past century, from Benjamin Seebohm Rowntree's in York in 1901, these researchers show incontrovertibly that the poor are not to blame for their poverty but have it forced upon them by circumstance – specifically low or no income, ill health or homelessness.
