Main Outcome Measures: Demographic, injury severity, neuropsychologic variables, vocational services offered, and vocational status at time of case closure (successful, unsuccessful, services interrupted, no services provided).
The isolation of Staphylococcus species may indicate its potential as exogenous contaminant at time of wound closure.
Most industry around the railway has gone, including the carriage works (known as Asea Brown Boveri or ABB at the time of closure) which at its height in 1880s employed 5,500 people but closed in the mid-1990s.
At the time of closure, while defending their remuneration, ex-workers were promised [by management] that up to £50m worth of assets would be transferred into a trust fund established to 'look after them'.
The company had 16 employees at the time of closure.
Memolane at the time of closure has five staffers, he said.
The app had over 300,000 downloads at the time of closure.
A soil cover is rarely provided, except at the time of closure of the site.
VSCO has not said how many staff were working in New York at the time of closure or what percentage of the workforce the layoffs represent.
Research on mortality of small businesses ignores the characteristics of small businesses and the life cycle stage they are at the time of closure.
