In January, the Supreme Court of Canada criticized his lack of counsel and inclusion in the "frequent flier" program, which used sleep deprivation to get prisoners to talk.
Both low-GNI and high-GNI countries had an association between increasing fast-food consumption and BMI (low-GNI countries −0.10 and −0.11 kg/m in the frequent and very frequent groups, respectively (p=0.03 and 0.01), and high-GNI countries −0.24 and −0.22 kg/m in the frequent and very frequent groups, respectively (p<0.0001 in both cases)).
Thus, genetic epidemiological survey is therefore not likely to elucidate the importance of genetic and environmental factors in the frequent subtypes of tension-type headache.
Historically, the collegiate function of bishops has been manifested in regional or national synods or conferences and in the less frequent meetings of all bishops (ecumenical councils).
Normally stolid, she occasionally joined in the frequent applause and smiled along with the laughter at the high-spirited session.
First in line for an upgrade will be those who paid full fare, according to their computer coding and pecking order in the frequent-flier program.
The destruction of the World Trade Center towers took an economic toll on the area, and the frequent construction in the years since has affected local businesses.
Peace advocates on both sides of the border have become marginal figures, and, in the Palestinian territories, frequent objects of harassment and intimidation by militants.
Even so, Oswald's presence lingers in the minds of those who knew him here and in the places he frequented.
In the -1 position, G was more frequent (1.3x) and T was less frequent (0.8x) and in the +1 position, A was more frequent (1.2x) and C was less frequent (0.8x) than expected in agreement with previous results [ 40, 41].
