Therefore, implicit recourse to the concept fails as a basis for replacing viability as the line dividing the permissibility of abortion from its prohibition.
Recalling that Ashraf and Galor (2013) used significance in the 21-country analysis as a basis for replacing actual values of genetic diversity with "predicted diversity," our reanalysis both contests the result of the first component of the genetic diversity analysis of Ashraf and Galor (2013) and undermines the rationale for the second component.
"If you believe the Safe Haven Myth, you must continually use force to attack terrorists organizations, which provides the basis for their recruitment to replace the foot soldiers you killed".
"If you believe the Safe Haven Myth, you must continually use force to attack terrorists organisations, which provides the basis for their recruitment to replace the foot soldiers you killed".
He founded a small school for recent immigrants in 1985 that spawned replicas and served as the basis for a citywide effort to replace big, problematic schools with smaller ones.
The experimental evidence and the geometrical model gave the basis for the design of models of replaced ankle in the sagittal plane.
Community as the basis for Movement-making is in disrepute, replaced by mailings, marketing and polling, Twitter and Facebook.
Given this finding, the Faculty of Radiologists strongly recommends that the method of radiologist workload measurement used in this survey should form the basis for all future such measurement in Ireland, replacing other, less robust and less reproducible methods that have been used in the past.
The data generated using this approach also may help refine risk assessment (Zeise et al. 2013), potentially providing the basis for chemical-specific factors for toxicodynamic variability, replacing the canonical 10½ uncertainty/assessment factor.
HRG4 was first used in the 2006/07 reference cost collection exercise and replaced HRG3.5 as the basis for reimbursement in 2009/10 [6].
