"The group has agreed highly favourable terms on its bank facilities, having the benefit of being put in place in a 'covenant light' environment," he writes in the annual report.
Gwet's AC1 was chosen because Cohen's kappa has the paradoxical property of giving low values when the prevalence is low, even if the raters agree highly.
Nine were supported by the area PC team and perceived their self-confidence in symptom management between acceptable and good; all of them scored their self-confidence in communication between acceptable and good, and except one all agreed-highly agreed that PC for advanced cancer patients should be part of care offered by PCPs.
Some advertising executives agree that highly personalized remarketing not only goes too far but also is unnecessary.
Even setting aside the extreme recommendations of the Atkins diet, it's widely agreed that highly refined grains — a group that includes the semolina flour from which the best-tasting dry pasta is made — do us little nutritional good.
Although all experts seem to agree that highly polluting "dirty diesel" buses must go (news article, Feb. 15), the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's five-year capital plan allocates 80percentt of its bus budget to purchasing these buses and expanding diesel fuel depots.
Permanent ministers for electricity, industry and human rights also have yet to be agreed.One highly sensitive position that has been filled is that of interior minister, in charge of the Iraqi police and intelligence services.
Accordingly, the optimal conditions were determined as pH of 3.41, light intensity of 16.02×102 μW/cm2 and bias potential of 0.68 V. Decolourization efficiency of 90.13%, obtained experimentally under such optimal conditions, agreed was highly with that of 90.44%, estimated by the equations.
Consider the head of product development at a learning software company who wanted more input with the sales department, which was making his team's work difficult by agreeing that highly customized orders would be delivered according to near-impossible schedules.
