This argument is presented in relation to the evaluation of the insurance premium and the collateral related to the designed project of an euro-insurance-bond.
Spouse Adult children and grandchildren Parents Siblings Grandparents Great grandparents, great grandchildren, or third-degree collateral relative by blood First-degree direct relation by marriage.
The close relative in the preceding paragraph includes the following: Spouse Adult children and grandchildren Parents Siblings Grandparents Great grandparents, great grandchildren, or third-degree collateral relative by blood First-degree direct relation by marriage.
Several patterns of the distribution of the local axon collaterals in relation to the dendrites were observed.
But because Mr. Mann makes thrillers the way that John Ford made westerns, using genre as a way into meaning rather than as an escape, "Collateral" bears little relation to the usual Hollywood blowout.
As a result, ONO-1301SR treatment enhanced collateral growth in relation to increased number of the capillaries, attenuated collagen fraction in the myocardial interstitium and reduced LV volume, indicating that this treatment reversed the LV remodelling.
Moving back and forth between the elderly Boachi in Indonesia and his younger counterpart, "The Two Hearts of Kwasi Boachi" tells of how the narrator and his beloved cousin Kwame found themselves used as human collateral in Dutch-Ashanti relations.
Nigel Edwards, policy director of the NHS Confederation, which represents health-service organisations, says that the target regime has caused "collateral damage by harming relations between doctors and their employers".The government's retreat from targets is the logical counterpart to the rebirth of the internal market within the NHS, in which money will follow the patient.
Because the left atrium (LA) is the main target of catheter ablation in patients with atrial fibrillation (AF), we review the gross morphological features of this chamber, the anatomy of pulmonary veins (as major target sites), and their relations with collateral extracardiac structures (e.g., phrenic nerves, the esophagus) which is key to successful and, more importantly, safe ablation.
Such "collateral damage" to U.S.-Israeli relations is one of many examples of the extraordinary ways in which the rude awakening of American anger on Sept. 11 has turned international relations inside out.
