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Growth and survival data were not monitored during the 6-week feeding period since it was known from an immediate prior 8-week feeding trial that prawns fed the same diets in the same experimental set-up elicited a percentage weight gain of 630 812% and a survival of 68 93% (unpublished data).
Planned admissions were defined as any admissions to the hospital without an immediate prior visit to the ED.
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Prior failed transvaginal cerclage was defined as a preterm birth at <33 weeks' gestation in the immediate prior pregnancy despite a transvaginal cerclage.
As Grosseteste puts it, the premises or principles i.e., starting points–of such a syllogism must be true, immediate, prior and better known than the conclusion, must state causes, be necessary, concern essential connections, be universal, everlasting, and incorruptible.
The reason is that, although a comparison of the trend against the most immediate prior release of the poll is important, the model also evaluates each survey in the context of all other polls that the firm has released over the course of the year.
To our knowledge, this is the first study to measure preferences for CRC screening methods with patients who had immediate prior experience with both the colonoscopy and a fecal immunochemical test.
On the other hand, in situations in which the invitation is occasioned by the recipient's particular circumstance, which is revealed through the immediate prior talk, the auxiliary construction displays the inviter's interest in the invitee's desire to take part in the invited activity that has just emerged.
Each node is described by a mass and quantized epoch (i.e. a redshift taken from the set of snapshot redshifts, (z_{0},ldots, z_{N}) (with (z_{0}< z_{1}< z_{2}cdots)), output by the N-body simulation), and a collection of zero or more immediate progenitor nodes (i.e. those connected nodes existing at the immediate prior snapshot redshift).
"In this respect, checking flows in blockchain-based digital instruments is more robust than in traditional fiat currency-based transactions, where often it is only possible to trace source of funds only from the immediate prior institution from funds that were sent," Kiernan stated.
While the new computerized framework makes it difficult to directly compare results to the past, Buckley acknowledged, "there was not a lot of difference in levels of proficiency" from 2007, when the most immediate prior writing assessment was administered.
There were 6 (2.0%) nulliparous women and 21 (6.8%) who chose not to answer questions regarding the site of delivery in the immediate prior pregnancy.
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The phrase "an immediate prior " functions as an adjectival modifier, specifying the nature and timing of the preceding element. It modifies a noun to indicate something that directly and recently preceded the subject at hand. Ludwig provides examples that highlight this function.
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