Great care should be taken with the patella, which is a cause of stiffness requiring revision surgery in 55% of the cases as shown by Bonnin et al.
Weakness of will involves, specifically, a failure to act on a resolution; this is sufficient to differentiate weakness of will from mere change of mind and even from caprice (which is a different species of unreasonable intention revision, according to Holton).
The studio might take a cue from the cartoonist Al Capp, who twisted the offending word into shmoo, which was a further revision of the euphemism schmo.
Registries in EUROCAT use the code system of the British Paediatric Association Classification of Diseases ICD-9-BPA, which is a five-digit extension of the ninth revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-9).
A large number of people does not trust or has too little trust in the quality of data, which is a serious challenge for the revision of the database.
Like many Academic Health Centers (AHCs) in the US, our university has engaged in robust discussions on conflict of interest issues, the most recent of which was a thorough revision to Indiana University School of Medicine's "Industry Relations Policy" [9].
Making meaning leads to the enhancement, enrichment, and revision of knowledge, which is an autopoietic act: For instance, humans can perceive only a particular range of colors and limited frequencies of sounds (even though other wavelengths of color and sound exist).
The CIPM's draft proposal, which was an extensive revision and simplification of the metric unit definitions, symbols and terminology based on the MKS system of units, was put to the 10th CGPM in 1954.
This summer the department will also will also release its benchmark revisions, which are a more comprehensive overhaul of how it calculates the size and growth of the economy.
