Instead of defining divorce in the traditional negative terms--failed marriages, broken homes--she said we should see it for what it is: a valid societal institution.
Indications for ICU admission and interventions may differ among institutions across the US and worldwide, and the model described in this study might therefore not be valid in institutions where ICU admission criteria differ significantly from ours.
It is possible that these results are only valid for institutions that have similar organizational structure as Harvard University where most of the faculties are appointed to Harvard Medical School as well as one of the totally independent affiliated hospitals.
Hegel proceeds to take his social being into the ethical life of valid laws and institutions, such as marriage, family, civil society, and the state.
The conclusions of Hall and colleagues [ 1], even if valid only in their institution, suggest that the most relevant tool for accurate detection of candida in SAP is the candida colonization index score.
Many worry that the court will use this case, Fisher v. University of Texas, to overturn a 2003 decision, Grutter v. Bollinger, which allowed colleges and universities to advance "racial diversity" as a valid goal for their institutions and for society, as long as they did not make race the determining factor in admissions.
He is forced to do security work since the education he received in Tunisia is not deemed valid by most Italian institutions.
"This is an educational undertaking, a valid thing for an educational institution to do," Professor Schmertz said.
Of course, training and customization to a local institution only become valid when many cases have been recorded.
Following those comments, we modified its definition into 'number of valid biomarkers identified by the institution and published in a peer-review journal'.
