To take into account the LD correlation among SNPs, we used a modified Bonferroni adjustment cut-off [10] to determine the significance with a p-value of 0.00085.
However, since the advent of "structural adjustment" cuts to health budgets, it is common for developing country health care systems to be short of of gloves and disposable equipment, and to lack the means for sterilisation of reusable equipment and disposal of contaminated sharps[ 46, 47].
This year's adjustment may cut GDP by more than 2%.
A pump shaft sealing system that is designed to eliminate constant maintenance and adjustment, and cut water wastage and dramatically reduce power consumption, has been launched by James Walker & Co Ltd.
The governments of many developing countries, in the face of deepening economic crises and under pressures of structural adjustment, have cut health and education services and reduced food subsidies.
She's the one who took what was the drabbest of fashion entities and transformed it into the fabric of the season with a few minor adjustments in cut and a bit of clever styling.
Risk-adjustment tools cut the chances that providers are judged on the quality of their patients, not their care.In theory, national health-care systems should find measuring outcomes easier.
The traditional IMF cure for a country in trouble is a solid dose of structural adjustment – tax cuts, privatisation, reforms of the labour market – designed to make the domestic economy more efficient, coupled with a devaluation that makes exports cheaper and imports dearer.
For those who fret about the holes in state and local pension funds, which are one of America's worst fiscal problems (see charts), Ms Raimondo has shown that a politician can back painful reform and still win.As state treasurer, Ms Raimondo pushed a law in 2011 that raised the retirement age for some public-sector workers, suspended cost-of-living adjustments and cut benefits.
