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In this situation, the parent or caregiver still initiates the request to be discharged but the perceived prognosis of that particular case is good in contrast to DAMA where the perceived prognosis is poor ("…the physician cannot trust the caregivers to administer the medications correctly or religiously so that's when the physician terms it as DAMA.

Since it is the first of further homologous kinases we termed it as STK35L1.

We found the full-length coding sequence of the STK35 gene and termed it as STK35L1.

"In layman's terms, it's as close to a Zamboni as you can get," Wells said.

They termed it as America simply taking sides.

"That's why I termed it as an incidental finding," Cashman said.

This wasn't so much Mahler looking questioningly into uncertainty (as Adorno once termed it) as arriving at dignified closure.

Domingo-Ferrer initiates epitome of cooperation in privacy and termed it as Co-Privacy [4, 5].

In this paper, we termed it as eigenvalue-based approach for ease of illustration.

This mechanism is first time coined through the present letter; therefore we termed it as "unescorted oxygen bridging mechanism".

The horizontal line is drawn at ordinate 25%, terming it as an acceptable threshold of likely damage.