"akin with" is not correct or usable in written English.
In written English, the proper phrase is "akin to." For example: "His behavior was akin to that of a drug addict."
AKI definition varied among studies: four used either RIFLE or AKIN creatinine and urine output criteria, four used modified either RIFLE or AKIN with creatinine criteria only, one used both AKIN and RIFLE criteria, and one reported two AuROC values using modified AKIN and modified RIFLE criteria, respectively.
With a minimum of method and a maximum of concentration, he invests Akin with fury and guilt, and also the desire and an inhibition that fuels it further.
Carried out on Wednesday, three days after his comments on abortion and rape, the new poll shows Claire McCaskill, the Democratic incumbent, with 48% and Akin with 38%.
After Undersea they move on to tracks from Burst Apart, mostly the more opaque and challenging pieces akin with Undersea, including a fantastic version of "Parentheses".
Smith and others said they expect outside groups to take another look at Missouri as other Senate races tilt toward Democrats, which should provide Akin with support.
An alternative viewpoint is that electoral pressures undermine the Commission's role as an independent regulator, considering it akin with institutions such as independent Central Banks which deal with technical areas of policy.
The program sought to book Mr. Akin, too, with little success at first.
Akin agreed with Steelman, saying he believes "this is just another example of a wrong thing that the government does".
Akin speaks with a Republican voice, not a fringe one, and that's something that most Americans, I'm guessing, will not see as a good thing.
Multivariate logistic regression analysis was employed to evaluate the association between RIFLE criteria and AKIN criteria with inhospital mortality.
Contrary to our hypothesis, there were no significant differences between patients classified as AKIN 1, with or without sodium bicarbonate treatment.
