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Lody was put on public trial — the only one held for a German spy captured in the UK in either World War — before a military court in London at the end of October.
Martin Stead, CEO of Nutmeg, said: "There is a very significant market opportunity before us, in the UK and beyond, and we are going to capture it.
The patient population captured in the database is broadly representative of the UK population and CPRD is a reliable resource for longitudinal epidemiological research [ 10].
Because paracetamol may be bought OTC in supermarkets and petrol stations (albeit in very small quantities), and this would not be captured in the UK, Ireland or The Netherlands, there could be concern about overestimation of the event rate for paracetamol.
The UK-based monitoring group said seven rebels and many regime soldiers were killed or captured in the fighting Saturday.
Gloriously captured in the film.
Mr Balakrishnan was captured in the footage.
NICE, as part of the technology assessment guidance issued in 2004 and 2009, has recommended that further data on the epidemiology, treatment and outcomes of GISTS should be captured in the UK National Institute for Clinical Excellencee, 2004; National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence, 2009).
A wide-ranging, UK government-commissioned industrial strategy review of the life sciences sector, conducted by Oxford University's Sir John Bell, has underlined the value locked up in publicly funded data held by the country's National Health Service — and called for a new regulatory framework to be established in order to "capture for the UK the value in algorithms generated using NHS data".
The observed risk across age groups in women shows a non-linear trend increasing with age, while the corresponding predicted risks exhibit a linear trend suggesting that age is not being adequately captured in this cohort of UK women.
Delegates will also consider bringing captured pirates to the UK for prosecution.
