"There have been interruptions at the refinery," said Dagmara Quirós, whose family works inside.
There were interruptions.
In the physical world, there are fewer interruptions at this time of day, and it's easier to get in the right frame of mind to be open to supernatural possibilities.
The crowd roared and cheered as Sanders spoke, but there were no interruptions at the event Monday, although the crowd was peppered with an unknown number of grassroots activists, some holding signs that read "Black lives matter," and "Black vote matters".
Some studies define dropout (type A; DO-A) as a non-consensual interruption of treatment on the basis of the patient's decision; several authors define "completers" as those patients who interrupt treatment after completing 75% of the program, whereas others consider "dropout" to be the interruption of treatment at any time during the program.
"There's a study on interruptions at work, and there was a statistic that people are interrupted every 11 minutes, on average," noted Karen Sumberg, assistant vice president at the Center for Work-Life Policy, a nonprofit research organization in Manhattan.
Conclusion: There do seem to be fewer interruptions in my household, at least when I'm on the phone.
Comparisons between groups with no interruption and groups with any interruption are performed at the patient level.
The overall proportion of EFV interruption was 37.4% at 4 years; at the same time point, interruptions for virological failure and toxicity were 8.8%andd 16.5% (8% for CNS-SE), respectively.
Since the measurement was continuous (with no interruption at the signal sample rate denoted in Methods), acoustic data were also collected during the unoccupied periods between a patient's discharge and a new admission.
