So you can see the total is 2,272 divided by 22 working days and you come up with 103.27 renminbi in pay per day, or about $16.40, which was the basis for reference in the first iEconomy article.
Estimating the time frame for recovery is challenging in this system because the process of natural recovery seems to have been arrested and deeper, uncontaminated sediments, were not recovered as a basis for reference.
Though his details were fictitious, they have formed the basis for references to Anne's appearance even in some modern textbooks.
The bibliography is the basis for references in Gillespie [31] and includes 268 references (see Supporting Information S1).
As a basis for reference, all the human miRNAs are plotted in black as annotated by the Sanger Databases [9].
Although the basis for reference is limited, the results seem to support the claim that replacing the paper-based medical record primarily benefits the medical secretaries, and to a lesser degree the nurses and the physicians.
Although the basis for reference is limited, the results support the assertion that replacing the paper-based medical record primarily benefits the medical secretaries, and to a lesser degree the nurses and the physicians.
Because the basis for therapeutic referencing is the daily therapy cost according to the WHO DDD, our analysis provides evidence for the limitations of this method in asthma.
Based on a review of the entire TMB and C9 aromatic hydrocarbon solvents toxicology database, oral and inhalation studies were identified to serve as the basis for a Reference dose (RfD) and Reference concentrations (RfC).
Seminar will focus on "seminal-projects" that will provide basis for comparative reference.
A challenge for MRV is the lack of satellite based methods that can track not only deforestation, but also degradation and forest growth, as well as a lack of historical data that can serve as a basis for a reference emission level.
