Certain primary headaches may remit in a certain period, but the remission rate of headaches at short-term follow-up cannot be considered indicative of a resolution pattern in the absence of parallel, long-term studies.
Since we are not certain whether asthma can remit, we compared rates after applying a 20% remission rate; this figure is based on a recent study which showed 20% of the OASIS cohort did not have an asthma related visit following their index date for up to 15 years after their index date [ 45].
Whoever won the contract could collect whatever they could from the peasants, as long as the so-called tax farmers remitted a certain share of it to the crown.
Abraham said that with commercial priorities to the fore, a new owner was likely to look at ways of getting around its Ofcom remit to deliver certain programming – such as "shunting out" news from primetime – the same way Channel 5 and ITV have looked to reduce their commitments over the years.
Again, like penta vaccine, it is wholly funded by an outside donor and if Malawi had asked for Global funds to be used for other interventions outside its remit, it is certain that the Global Fund would have rejected the request.
The dysbiosis was remitted to a certain extent after treatment with disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs).
Channel 4 is publicly owned and has a remit to provide a certain amount of public service broadcasting.
As seen, certain variables influence only the propensity to remit such as the age and the employment status of the migrant, while others only have an effect on the amount remitted, such as the gender of the migrant.
The Bank of England sets interest rates to achieve a certain level of inflation, but some believe its remit should include focusing on growth.
Durand et al. (1996), for example, have noted that migradollars (i.e., remittances) of Mexican migrants increase by 4.3% with their years of education until a certain age (40s), where older migrants are less likely to remit.
