The focus axiom implies that for those passengers whose flights are not
delayed (i.e., [x.sub.i] [less than or equal to] 0), D(*) does not depend upon the specific values of [x.sub.i].
Taken together, these findings from the NPSAS data, which provide a snapshot of all undergraduates in 1999-2000, indicate that
delayed entrants begin their postsecondary education at a relative disadvantage compared with their peers who enroll in postsecondary education immediately after high school graduation.
It is conceivable that a contractor
delayed by the owner or some other cause beyond its control could, first, not recover its own damages due to a no damages for delay clause and, second, have to pay liquidated damages to the owner.
(11) Their findings with regard to operating time, intraoperative blood loss, postoperative pain, and
delayed bleeding were similar to ours, although their series included no controls.
Who and what influences
delayed presentation in breast cancer?
The IRS obviously is aware its agents are having difficulty with the nuances of
delayed and revoked section 1033 elections.
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Delayed Hospital Presentation in Patients Who Have Had Acute Myocardial Infarction." Annals of Internal Medicine 126 (8): 593-99.
Thirteen (43%) of ill persons consulted physicians, and 54% of these submitted stool specimens; however, disease diagnosis was
delayed because none of the physicians ordered specific laboratory testing that could identify Cyclospora (3).
But Governor Mike Foster, a Bush buddy, got the caucuses
delayed.
Dozens of flights to Spain were
delayed as the airport struggled to cope.
The more common justifications for
delayed notice of surreptitious searches are the desire to locate unidentified co-conspirators and the flight risk of the subjects.
Studies conducted more than 30 years ago demonstrated that
delayed clamping of the umbilical cord enables newborns to receive far more blood than immediate clamping, a common obstetrical practice in much of the world, including the United States.
