Whereas NIPT as a contingent test at a price of €460 will lead to short-term savings of about €1.6 million, NIPT in first line has a high impact on budgets, unless the price of NIPT is considerably reduced.
REPORTER AT LARGE about a contingent of American Southerners who, in the years following the Civil War, left the ruined Confederacy to make a new start in Brazil.
The New Yorker, November 21, 1953 P. 143 REPORTER AT LARGE about a contingent of American Southerners who, in the years following the Civil War, left the ruined Confederacy to make a new start in Brazil.
By Hamilton Basso The New Yorker, November 21 , 1953P. 143 REPORTER AT LARGE about a contingent of American Southerners who, in the years following the Civil War, left the ruined Confederacy to make a new start in Brazil.
At first, a contingent of Red Sox fans offered healthy applause.
In their own time, buildings by Sullivan, Wright, Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier were esteemed because they bore at least a contingent relationship to truth.
Typically, when a developer unveils a major project, there is at least a contingent commitment from some pension fund, some financial syndicate, some sovereign wealth fund, some shadowy Russian billionaire — some somebody.
The core ideas of legal positivism are that law is essentially a matter of social fact and that it bears at most a contingent connection with moral norms: many actions that are legally proscribed (or prescribed) can nonetheless be moral (or immoral).
At the Royal Society, a contingent of researchers from Google occupied a privileged place; they likely had more resources at their disposal than anyone else in the room.
Although Pinochet no longer has the same prerogatives for the use of force to defend his integrity, he is Commander Emeritus for Life of the Army and has at his disposal a contingent of military bodyguards, armored Mercedes-Benzes, and an ambulance, which accompanies him everywhere.
