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For the study, the researchers examined U.S. Drought Monitor data compiled across 22 western states from 2000 to 2013.

With cases compiled across all settings, average total rehabilitation costs for patients in the lowest FRG class (most severe disabilities) were more than twice those for patients assigned to the highest FRG class (least severe disabilities).

We hope that the highlighted insights and recommendations, gleaned from existing reports and compiled across topics, empower governments to build capacity, improve operations, and carry out successful efficiency initiatives.

"But we expect exports to make a moderate pickup near-term with sharp falls having stopped due to easing strains from the global financial shock, falling inventories and big stimulus packages compiled across the globe". Other analysts said the scale of the US's financial problems would delay any real recovery, possibly until the end of the year.

Increasingly, data needs to be compiled across different instruments and informatics platforms, so Pedersen says he is personally pushing for increased standardization to facilitate information sharing.

One of the bravest bruisers ever to lace on the gloves, his ring log shows 35 wins, 14 defeats and a couple of draws, compiled across a 14-year span.

This is consistent with a previous basin-wide study conducted by Reynolds et al. (2004) using wells DITFs and breakouts, which gave a Shmax orientation of N 101°, as interpreted from compiled data across the whole of the Cooper Basin.

Many of these studies cover a relatively small scale, but recent integrative efforts by MarBEF have resulted in analysis of data compiled from across the European seas, and it is estimated that there are more than 10,000 species in the areas of interest (Table 1 [48]).

The second layer employs an intersection process that disassembles functions across compiled binaries to extract statistical features (e.g., numerical values) from common compiler/linker-inserted functions.

Professor Oswald, an expert on molecular medicine at Cornell University, compiled 24 incidents across six US states where livestock on farms adjacent to drilling sites died or suffered illness including reproductive and neurological problems potentially following exposure to fracking chemicals.

The Swiss-based CIES Football Observatory compiled data from across Europe's big five leagues in England, Spain, Germany, Italy and France during the window using what is described on its website as "an exclusive algorithm created on the basis of nearly 1,500 fee paying transfers which have occurred during the previous five years".