It makes freedom of expression possible, and sustains freedom of inquiry and association.
Economic growth helps societies to sustain freedom and to finance social welfare programs.
The American conscience has always been troubled by its relationship to genocide and slavery and, as Grandin points out, Melville throughout his writing life examined the anomalies by which people lived, dependent on death to sustain life and on slavery to sustain freedom.
Privacy makes freedom of expression possible, sustains freedom of inquiry, and allows for freedom of information and association.
In Hook's interpretation of education, a condition for the identification of an educational institution as a democratic institution was the requirement that it sustain freedom of inquiry.
CONCLUSIONS: Percutaneous repair with the MitraClip system can be accomplished with low rates of morbidity and mortality and with acute MR reduction to < 2+ in the majority of patients, and with sustained freedom from death, surgery, or recurrent MR in a substantial proportion (EVEREST I; NCT00209339. EVEREST II; NCT00209274).
Ultimately, our freedom as individuals, our freedom as a people, our freedom as a species, is deeply interwoven with our ability to support and sustain freedom for others -- for other individuals and other peoples, and for the land and all her inhabitants, human and other-than-human.
In a meta-analysis of long-term follow-up after surgery (≥5 years) sustained freedom from drop attacks was found in 35%.
These expectations were realized and patients with refractory disease have entered sustained freedom from immune suppression for up to 6 years following HSCT [ 1- 6].
Drug resistant epilepsy is currently defined as the failure of adequate trials of 2 tolerated and appropriately chosen and tried antiepileptic drug (AED) schedules (whether as monotherapies or in combination) in order to achieve sustained freedom from seizures [ 1].
