10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REMEDIABLE»
Discover the use of
remediable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
remediable and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
On Defects of Vision Which Are
Remediable by Optical Appliances
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1877 edition.
Robert Brudenell Carter,
2012
2
Politics in Time: History, Institutions, and Social Analysis
Two aspects oftheir critique are relevant here. They emphasize that only “
remediable” path dependence is really of theoretical significance, and they claim
that market mechanisms insure that remediable path dependence is rare. I will
take up ...
3
Epilepsy: Global Issues for the Practicing Neurologist
The prototype of a surgically remediable epilepsy syndrome is mesial temporal
lobe epilepsy, the most common form of epilepsy, and one of the most resistant to
AEDs. Patients with focal seizures due to easily accessible discrete neocortical ...
4
Dictionary of Confusable Words
REMEDIAL/REMEDIABLE 195 things is often more general, or although specific
is doubtful: 'Some peo- ple think there is little relationship between cholesterol
and heart attacks.' relation/relative As used for a member of the family, there is
little ...
5
Genetic Steroid Disorders
[21] Ding W, Liu L, Hu R, Xu M, Chen J. Clinical and gene mutation studies on a
Chinese pedigree with glucocorticoid-remediable aldosteronism. Chin Med J (
Engl) 2002;115(7):979–82. [22] Hsieh CJ, Wang PW, Liu JC, Tung SC, Chien WY
, ...
Maria I. New, Oksana Lekarev, Alan Parsa,
2013
6
Multiple Sclerosis As A Neuronal Disease
The designation of surgically remediable epilepsy syndromes (Engel, 1996) was
a major conceptual advance, introduced at the second Palm Desert conference
at the suggestion of the psychiatrist David Taylor. Given that the number of ...
7
From NEUROSCIENCE To NEUROLOGY: Neuroscience, Molecular ...
The designation of surgically remediable epilepsy syndromes (Engel, 1996) was
a major conceptual advance, introduced at the second Palm Desert conference
at the suggestion of the psychiatrist David Taylor. Given that the number of ...
8
Human Resource and Contract Management in the Public School: ...
Behavior That Is Remediable Objectionable or unsatisfactory practices that can
be eliminated or improved are considered remediable. Not every objectionable
or unsatisfactory employee practice is remediable, particularly when the
employee ...
Bernadette Marczely, David William Marczely,
2002
9
Health Inequalities and Global Justice
For example, a diabetic coma is incompensable, but remediable. Congenital
blindness is irremediable but compensable. Tay Sachs disease is neither
remediable nor compensable. Mild myopia is both remediable and compensable.
Patti Tamara Lenard, Christine Straehle,
2012
10
Preludes to Pragmatism: Toward a Reconstruction of Philosophy
The mildest grades are those of remediable ignorance.You are in a state of
directly remediable ignorance, if you have enough background—acquaintance
with the concepts and principles of the pertinent branch of knowledge—to be
able to ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «REMEDIABLE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
remediable is used in the context of the following news items.
My 5-year-old daughter has been off form for days
Whatever about the acute situation, reader, her overall memory function needs to be looked at as well as there may be a remediable cause. Your mum needs ... «Sunday World, Jul 15»
Shamed Heartlands Hospital nurse suspended over F-word rant at cop
But it added: “It is the panel's view that your actions are potentially remediable and that you should be given a chance to achieve that remediation.”. «Birmingham Mail, Jul 15»
DIGITAL TV TALK: Why you may not be reconnected when your …
Reconnection difficulties after subscription renewal are caused by a few factors-all avoidable and easily remediable. The first is a non-active decoder. «TheCable, Jul 15»
Further suspension for struck-off social worker
“Whilst her shortcomings may be remediable, they have clearly not yet been remedied and there remains a real risk of repetition. The period of suspension will ... «Daily Echo, Jul 15»
Fresh suspension for struck-off Hampshire social worker who put …
“Whilst her shortcomings may be remediable, they have clearly not yet been remedied and there remains a real risk of repetition. The period of suspension will ... «Daily Echo, Jul 15»
Review: 'The Digital Doctor' by Robert Wachter Weighs Medicine's …
Pretty much every highly celebrated feature of electronic medicine did damage. Some were relatively minor and remediable problems like the software involved, ... «New York Times, May 15»
This Is The Absolute Worst Trait In A Software Engineer
I'm going to skip over the issues that result from inexperience, because those are quickly remediable. No one was born knowing how to do this (write software, ... «Forbes, May 15»
El Madrid y el destrozo remediable
El Madrid emitía señales preocupantes, un mal partido en Córdoba arreglado en el último minuto por un penalti absurdo, el descontrol absoluto frente al Sevilla, ... «MARCA.com, Feb 15»
Why Is Rosie O'Donnell Leaving "The View"—Again?!
And the stress that I'm having at home is not as easily remediable. Is that even a word? Clashes with executives, who expected her to bring higher ratings, have ... «NewNowNext, Feb 15»
Canada Euthanasia: Remediable = Irremediable
I have now fully digested the Canada Supreme Court's absurd ruling lethally injecting euthanasia into the Maple Leaf vein. My stomach hurts. Why do I use the ... «National Review Online, Feb 15»