As Sir Philip Green attempts to "sort" the deficit in BHS's pension funds by taking his gin palace on a tour of the Mediterranean, let's not forget the minor players in the debacle.
Thus, we attempt to sort the un-ordered vector and only take a subset of the top-ranked value as the descriptor.
SBSP attempts to sort the interactions, lump together kinetically similar processes, identify the rate- and extent-determining steps, and systematically formulate model-based QSARs and their time-dependent forms (QSTARs, where T represents time), which we call the SBSP models.
In addition, although we attempted to sort out the effects of birth cohorts and calendar periods on the observed trends in the incidence rates of thyroid cancer after adjustment for age, all etiological interpretations need to be understood with caution because of the inherent limitations of age-period -cohort analysis, such as collinearity among age, period and cohort effects.
Two recent reviews, focused on patients undergoing surgery or procedures, have attempted to sort through the available data and to provide guidance to physicians faced with this decision.[ 25, 26] Kaatz and Paje[ 25] cite a 30-day risk of stroke in AF patients with discontinuation of AC and without bridging of 0.6 1.8%, increasing to greater than 3% in patients undergoing more complex surgery.
The Fort Lauderdale meeting of January 2003 attempted to sort out some of the issues [34].
Manfred told Mitchell that the testing program had been suspended while Selig's office and the union attempted to sort out a complication raised by the federal investigation into the Bay Area Laboratory Co-operative.
This is not the place to attempt to sort out the relationship between the Platonic passages and Speusippus, but the interesting suggestion has been made (Graeser 1997, 1999; see also Halfwassen 1993) that Plato is responding to Speusippus in the Parmenides.
For people who've spent the past few weeks attempting to sort out the vagaries of Catholic institutional hierarchy, the secret political and financial dealings of its leaders, and the protocols surrounding transitions of power, the resolution of the papal conclave in Rome must bring with it a note of sadness.
By Ian Crouch March 15, 2013 For people who've spent the past few weeks attempting to sort out the vagaries of Catholic institutional hierarchy, the secret political and financial dealings of its leaders, and the protocols surrounding transitions of power, the resolution of the papal conclave in Rome must bring with it a note of sadness.
