(The population comparisons are based on census figures for 2000 and on data for 1990 that reflect later adjustments to census figures to improve accuracy).
Some projects for which the eye, eyelids and lashes need to be recreated can cost up to $5,000, not counting later adjustments as the patient ages.
It has clear controls and an obvious mechanism for undoing changes, though it would be nice to be able to undo an earlier effect without changing later adjustments.
The leadership hunted for budget votes on Wednesday, trying to appease conservatives with promises of votes on budget enforcement rules and centrists with commitments to resolve complaints about low spending on social programs with later adjustments.
Repeated situation assessment leads to later adjustments of the strategy.
In all cases, the final eluates were made to the same volume as the initial starting RT product volume so that no later adjustments in volumes would be necessary.
While later adjustments reduced this achievement somewhat, nevertheless, the accomplishment had been remarkable over such a short period of time.
Later adjustments for adult BMI, adult regularity of menstrual cycles and for interval between age at menarche and age at regular cycling did not materially change the results.
Every 25 generations (about every week), culture temperature was increased by 1°C; as cell yield declined steeply above 37°C, later adjustments were made on a bi-weekly basis.
Research has consistently linked early problem behavior with later adjustment problems, including antisocial behavior, learning problems and risk for the development of emotional/behavioral disorders (EBDs).
This study utilized a developmental psychopathology perspective in adopting a multidimensional approach to the assessment of different forms of emotional maltreatment and later adjustment outcomes.
