"In some states," the report notes, "the difference is explained by the relatively recent feminisation of the judiciary, whose effects are currently more noticeable [in the lower courts] than at second instance and in the supreme court.
The case represents at least the second instance of what doctors are calling "dystextia".
This article was amended on 21 March 2018 to correct the spelling of De Ninni's surname, at second instance, and to clarify the expression in English of information she had provided in Italian.
The current analysis is based on total scores which is what clinicians look at in the first instance in practice.
If you want to feel paranoid about someone spying on you, it's probably not Echo you should point your finger at in the first instance.
In the latest years, resolution available data has improved considerably, but at the time the survey was done, the density of data at disposal was at first instance not enough to conduct accurate identification.
Furthermore, since many patients are seen at an emergency department at first instance and initial BCs are taken there, it is the responsibility of the LABs to determine the location of the patient once the cultures are positive.
Wikimedia lost at the first instance in the federal court, especially on standing grounds.
Di Maria swings it in, but the ball's clattered out at the first instance.
Remaining reads were then trimmed at the first instance of a single-copy k-mer (representing putative error sequences).
"The family has been basically locked out of seeing the young lad, at the first instance when he was at the hospital," he told ABC radio.
