The phrase "a ris" is not correct or usable in written English.
It appears to be a fragment and lacks context to determine its intended meaning or usage.
Example: "The phrase 'a ris' does not convey a clear message in English."
Alternatives: "a rise" or "an increase".
They saw prime ministerial exemptions granted for some of Labor's largest legislative items, including the carbon tax, the mining tax, changes to the fair work act and the NBN so they weren't subject to a RIS.
Thus, for the Proto-Semitic root *-p-r-s 'to divide,' the causative form is *-ša-p(a)ris (called the "S-stirps"), the reflexive is *-n-paris (the "N/M-stirps"), and the reciprocal is *-t-paris (the "T-stirps").
In its current implementation, the PACS system does not benefit from a RIS or HIS companion system.
To benefit from more efficient and complete imaging workflow, integration of a RIS could provide the additional features of management and distribution of radiological reports.
the probability for a RIS subject to be RRMS was then calculated according to the logistic equation as follows: The probability to be HC is 1- PRRMS.
Thus, NBV and lesional-WM MTr values entered a penalized multivariate logistic regression analysis, to estimate a multiparametric score giving the probability for a RIS subject to be RRMS patient or HC (Figure 5A and B).
"I realize that Morgan employees are not Supreme Court justices or senators or Congress, but they are God's children; they have the same right to life as the a-ris-to-crats," he says, each syllable a mini-indictment.
Today aristolochic acid pronounced "a-ris-to-LOW-kick"—is found in supplements for weight loss, menstrual symptoms, and rheumatism.
The sources of information available within an RIS include external sources (EXT) and external expert organizations, the latter of which are referred to as knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS).
It is unknown if these patients had any neurological findings that would exclude them from an RIS diagnosis.
This additional information revealed that 21 had been diagnosed with MS. Another 12 had intermittent clinical symptoms dismissing an RIS classification, presented in table 3, but where the patients had not yet received a diagnosis of MS. In three cases there were insufficient clinical data to draw a conclusion.
