It maybe the case, however, that the intensively researched populations have benefitted by a greater provision of ART than is available in the rest of their countries, and so could have experienced larger mortality reductions than at the national level.
"Here's to a great captain and great provisions," said Mr. Kassl.
Sean Doran, the new artistic director of the ENO, said: "I'm a great believer in provision, and the more provision there is, the more audiences grow.
With regard to risk factor burden (table 1), the prevalence of diabetes increased over time; however, this is likely a reflection of greater provision of comprehensive rehabilitation for this high-risk population.
While some services are in place for survivors of violence, our findings indicate a need for greater provision and awareness of existing services, while addressing barriers preventing displaced populations from accessing them.
"The CARD Act has some great provisions, and the people who really benefit are those who habitually carry a balance," says Bill Hardekopf, the CEO of LowCards.com, which tracks the credit card industry.
There appears to be a great need for provision of clear, evidence-based information through continuous education activities that can be shared with patients.
The choice of a threshold level for referral has considerable resource implications, with a lower threshold level requiring greater provision of investigative services.
Using an original and unique database of mostly French toll road concession contracts, we observe a great variety of provisions for toll adjustment.
This pointless language was just one of a great many illogical provisions that Members of Congress were inserting into the bill in order to be able to take credit for having done "something" to contribute to the war on drugs.
