Calderón's strong antibombing stance together with the killing of a security officer by an errant bomb in 1999 and the island's alarmingly high cancer rate (which many attributed to the exercises)—helped her to win by a narrow margin, and in 2001 she was sworn in as the commonwealth's first woman governor.
Difference in prevalence rates (inpatient and prisoner samples) may be attributed to the differences in help-seeking behaviour by ethnic group and differential effect of 'gate keeping' processes [ 8, 12, 15, 16, 18, 19].
This can be attributed to the fact that breathing helps us relax.
This superior performance is attributed to the special 3D structure, which help carbon materials and polymers overcome their shortages, and make full use of their advantages.
The prime suspect in the massacre of 27 peasants last year attributed to the Zetas — a crime that helped push the government to step up military patrols with the police — was a former Kaibil.
The rise of populist, anti-establishment parties and figures – from Donald Trump and Ukip on the right to Jeremy Corbyn and Syriza on the left – has frequently been attributed to the idea that globalisation has helped the wealthy while failing to benefit those on lower incomes in the same way.
Meanwhile, the improved FF can be attributed to the dipole on the Cs2CO3, which helps to enhance charge selectivity and reduce the charge recombination losses at the interface.
In particular, the authors highlight the leakage that occurs between work contexts and social contexts by noting the negative social consequences that can arise in response to the emotional labor performed by these workers, when, for instance, at social gatherings people fear that they 'might catch' the taint that they themselves attribute to the work of help line operators.
The immunological factors attributed to CD4 help depend on the context of immunization and vary depending on the priming system.
But in a corporate capacity, it only has certain uses, none of which can really be attributed to helping the bottom line, or a partner in a law firms' reputation to audiences outside their field.
