Of the 1,039 types of hospitalization, the most frequent was voluntary hospitalization (92.8%, n = 964), followed by emergency (6.1%, n = 63), acute (0.7%, n = 7), and unknown (including case report form unfilled) (0.5%, n = 5).
The 550 guests dined in the grand Beaux-Arts Court, whose chandelier was lowered from its 64-foot glass dome to the unfilled reflecting pool, forming a fountainlike centerpiece.
"Bills were piling up along with the dust balls, wet sports clothes, unstrung rackets and interminable unfilled-out school forms," she says.
U.K.-based startup Formisimo is tackling the problem of web forms that go unfilled because of factors such as confusingly worded questions, layout or formatting errors, and rogue auto-filling wreaking havoc with the user's intentions.
Unfilled notes mean that note is longer.
(Unfilled quotas result in punishment, often corporal).
Unfilled GP vacancies have tripled in the last two years.
With the help of the valence band of ZnO, the photo-induced electrons from the Ag NPs can be transferred to the lowest unfilled orbital (LUMO) of 4-ATP, forming the so-called "donor-bridge-acceptor" system.
Starting from a micrometer-scale and using SEM for biological specimen techniques [ 14, 17] we highlighted the presence of biological niches within the calcified extracellular matrix, very similar to vugs, small, unfilled cavities inside rock that may be formed through a variety of processes.
Yet the economic slump means nearby commercial space remains unfilled, leaving the venue isolated.Culture is a form of entertainment: people must want and be able to go.
After further filled and unfilled pauses, Simon says "cycling," a nominalised form that could be verb or noun (there is no grammatical context to differentiate the two), a common phenomenon in agrammatic speech.
