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When GPs or hospitals work together with social services and voluntary agencies in their area, support for carers can really improve at a comparatively small cost.
(The play's brevity and lack of a strong narrative arc probably explain why "Children of Killers" is having its United States premiere at a comparatively small theater).
Due to his offensive capabilities at a comparatively small size for a defenseman at 5 feet and 9 inches, he has been compared to former NHL player Brian Rafalski.
Follow-up studies on the same lines (Traut 1994) suggested that this transfer did not occur as a translocation at the chromosome ends, but as a comparatively small, complex transposable element.
A subscription to Netflix, which at present produces a comparatively small amount of original work, costs about £83 annually, set against £145.50 for the licence fee, which grants access to all free-to-air British television and material live-streamed through iPlayer, ITV Player and 4oD.
These similarities include the disproportionately long stipe which is frequently shaggy-reticulate and constricted at the apex, and a comparatively small pileus".
"Forget the pet insurance and concierge services: that's setting up people's lives, and I find that appalling," said Mitchell S. Roth, a principal at Much Shelist Denenberg Ament & Rubenstein, a comparatively small firm based in Chicago.
But more than anything, one has to wonder why the oil companies are fighting so hard for a comparatively small amount of cash, at least for them.
Robust ICNs at the group level could be defined for a comparatively small number of contributing subjects (N = 12).
