But this organic movement of the plots in the camp created some challenges – it is sometimes difficult for ambulances and other vehicles to travel through designated roads because homes have been placed there, and wastewater systems cannot be fully designed.
Plague is not the only threat to the highly endangered ferrets, which are not protected as fully endangered, but designated an experimental population, which exempts them from stringent protections and makes their presence more palatable to some.
The target concept used in the result set included the fully specified name designated by SNOMED CT.
Alas, the increasingly onerous demands on our time often compromise our desire to see a puzzle be fully explored in the designated week, and any unfinished discussions or other loose ends tend to get abandoned as a new puzzle arrives.
The sample with a continuous atomically flat oxide film (shown in Fig. 2f) produced a photoelectron spectrum shown by the upper curve in Fig. 4, designated as "fully oxidized".
On September 10, a poorly organized band of stronger winds developed around the center, and Gustav was designated a fully tropical storm shortly before turning toward the north and brushing Cape Hatteras, then accelerating toward the northeast and away from the coast.
Though as mentioned above, if your lens has an automatic stabiliser, use it.... Set your camera to fully-automatic mode, generally designated Program (P) mode.
These designated victims were fully reimbursed the costs of all related medical treatment by the state.
Two of these native fully human monoclonal antibodies (fhMAbs), designated 27.B1 and 27.F7, derived from lymph node B-cells of a breast cancer patient, whose target is the PDZ domain-containing protein known as GIPC1, were chosen for further study.
We did not find a significant difference between the exercise therapy group and the control group in self reported "recovery" (that is, patients who designated themselves as "fully recovered" or "strongly recovered") at either 3 months or 12 months.
