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Additionally, the difficulties associated with amalgamating randomised controlled trial data and observational data meant that in the base case a large amount of informative observational adverse event data were not used.

It's an album that represents the UK underground's current obsession with amalgamating styles, and its healthy melting-pot ideology.

The tribe also has a business relationship with Amalgamated Industries, a Connecticut investment company.

Calpers, which owns about $1.4 billion in G.E. stock and has long been a champion of shareholder rights, will join with Amalgamated Bank to sponsor a shareholder resolution urging G.E.'s board to ensure that future option grants to senior executives be linked to performance.

What is less well-known is that the slurry in the pan is then mixed with mercury, which amalgamates with the gold and sinks to the bottom.

In some sites, the readiness work with carers was amalgamated with other therapies that involved observing the child and carer together.

In 1941 he formed his own party, the Northern Rhodesian Labour Party, with the aim of amalgamating the colony with Southern Rhodesia under a new constitution.

Beat in the eggs one at a time, adding a spoonful of the flour mix with each, and amalgamating each egg thoroughly before adding the next.

The natural fibres are technically enhanced by amalgamating with plastics.

Increasing the sample size by amalgamating with other datasets may improve the power of this research; in the meantime, these results can serve as a point for discussion.

The following year, the Burry Port and Gwendreath Valley Railway company was formed, by amalgamating with the Burry Port Harbour Company.