The exercise-induced benefit in the post-learning activity procedure appeared to be partly driven by women's lower accuracy (relative to men's) in the control condition (Fig. 1).
In terms of OS, we did not find a significant benefit in the post-treatment patients with a greater decrease in MALAT1.
NICE recommends that a range of sensitivity analyses should be undertaken to reflect alternative assumptions for the treatment effect for the intervention of interest, particularly regarding the modelled benefit in the post-trial period.
The Saudi effort benefitted in the post 9/11 era from a global trend in democracies and autocracies alike to curb free speech.
Jeff supports the benefit created in the Post 9/11 GI Bill, but extraneous spending was added to the bill, like funding for the Agriculture Department and the National Science Foundation," Wilder said.
A month earlier, in a charged parliamentary session, a shaken Mr Darling revealed that the Treasury's tax agency, HMRC, had managed to lose two CDs containing the records of 25m child-benefit claimants in the post.
The drag on personal consumption growth will slow recovery, making life hard for other jobseekers.Congress may try to address unemployment benefit issues in the post-election lame duck session, but they'll have their hands full trying to extend the Bush tax cuts in order to prevent a large and sudden round of fiscal tightening.
Enacted in 1935, the Social Security system experienced rapid benefit growth in the post-WWII era.
The strike vote comes as about 3,500 workers face a cut in pension benefits as the Post Office tries to cut costs.
As you took notice of my status as an insider in Harlem -- which can only benefit my decisions in the post -- I ask you to keep watching.
"On the positive side, there is some possibility that certain companies in defense may benefit" from the post-Sept.
