We are aware of one other school that uses an alternative to borderline by using the term "needs assistance" in relation to the welfare and professional attitudes and behaviours of medical students [ 13].
Amexica: War along the Borderline, by Ed Vulliamy, will be published next year by the Bodley Head, London; Farrar, Straus, Giroux, New York; and Tusquets, Madrid.
Amexica: War Along The Borderline by Ed Vulliamy will be published in September by The Bodley Head, London; Farrar, Straus and Giroux, New York; and Tusquets, Madrid.
The move was branded dangerous by tax professionals and as "borderline insane" by the senior Conservative MP David Davis.
Boyfriend tries to act relaxed, making inane jokes to lighten the mood because it was his idea to go there in the first place, therefore it's his fault that they'll be borderline anemic by the time the food arrives.
One hundred seven samples with sufficient volume and with borderline reactivity by the ARCHITEC T®assay were tested by two other anti-HBc assays, a microparticle enzyme immunoassay (MEIA, AxSYM® Core™, Abbott Laboratories, IL, USA) and an enzyme linked fluorescent assay (ELFA, VIDAS® Anti-HBc Total II, bioMérieux, Lyon, France).
Allen is a genius who remains "borderline repulsed by the grotesque nature of my affection".
It is a film adaptation of the Michael Lewis book which chronicles how Oakland A's manager Billy Beane (played in a near-flawless movie star turn by Brad Pitt) used Peter Brand's (Jonah Hill) groundbreaking statistical analysis to build a winning team out of low-cost players that were considered borderline useless by the bigger and richer teams.
In addition, we ran a Student's t-test where the significance between values was borderline by one-way ANOVA, as noted in the figures.
Weak associations in the crude data were reduced to borderline by careful adjustment for possible confounding factors (with the exception of airway infections).
