66 Mimiaga et al assessed Massachusetts-area physicians' awareness and comprehension of efficacy data, prescribing experience, and anticipated provision of PrEP using an online, quantitative survey.
Late Wednesday the bank also reported its quarterly net income had plunged 90percentt on a large provision for anticipated credit losses.
The graph should not be taken too literally: by making no provision for Barnet's anticipated rise in income through regeneration schemes, for instance, it overstates the bleakness of the outlook.
The graph should not be taken too literally: by making no provision for Barnet's anticipated rise in income through regeneration schemes, for instance, it overstates the bleakness of the outlook.
The depletion of many forests, especially in the tropics, makes uncertain the provision of an adequate wood supply to satisfy the anticipated need.
Tucked away in the much-anticipated Republican tax bill are a few provisions that are sure to rattle universities, student loan borrowers and anyone paying for college.
Finally, carers who had adjusted their working hours in order to persevere in their provision of care realized their anticipated Pt > 1 year less often than carers who had not adjusted their working hours.
The much lower than expected anticipated quarterly results include approximately $81 million in writedowns and provisions for receivables the company no longer expects to collect.
But that figure excluded the special provision in the ac counts for an anticipated loss on engine development and "contingencies" of $108‐Million.
Benefits are measured in terms of anticipated increases in the value of ecosystem goods and services provisioned by MCZs relative to the counterfactual, i.e. no designation.
The police association offered to continue contributing 4.25% through 2013, take on the anticipated increase in medical costs and suspend the fitness pay provision, which gives officers deemed physically fit 60 hours of paid time off each year.
