Contreras said in spring training that his wife had been arrested twice, once on suspicion of defecting and once for alleged prostitution.
He said the government had told his wife to try again in five years and had arrested her twice, once for suspicion of defecting and once for alleged prostitution.
Thirty Years' War, the German officer Fuchs was impaled on suspicion of defecting to the Swedes, a Swedish corporal was likewise impaled for trying to defect to the Germans.
Many laboratories are utilizing the panel of screening tests when a patient presents with a clinical suspicion of defects in hemostasis.
Neonatal physical examination After the routine physical examination, the examining paediatrician completed a form to state (a) no suspicion of congenital heart defect, (b) weak suspicion of congenital heart disease, or (c) strong evidence of congenital heart defect and to state whether referral for echocardiography was indicated based on the physical findings.
The suspicion of a functional defect has to be substantiated by highly specialized tests, which are expensive and performed in few laboratories, and is thus not always easily accessible in every country.
In support of this is the observation that liver function deteriorated in an infant who presented with giant cell hepatitis and who was started on CDCA supplementation at a dosage of 10 mg/kg/day under suspicion of a bile acid synthesis defect [ 2].
No defect was detected, but since a suspicion of damage was present, and being this failure recurrent in this type of diesel motor series, the crankshaft was disassembled again.
Renal angiography was prompted by persistent suspicion of underlying renal ischaemia: multiple cortical and sub-cortical vascular defects were evidenced in both kidneys.
Suspicion of paradoxal embolism in the absence of other causes is also a valid indication for defect closure [16, 17].
Based on clinical suspicion of increased anomalies, Abushaban et al. reviewed the annual frequency and type of congenital heart defects among all Kuwaiti newborns during the years 1986 198989 and 1992 200000, i.e., pre- and post- the 1991 Gulf War [ 56].
