Epidemiologic studies of these tumours have been limited by the fact that most patients are customarily seen and treated in the offices of physicians and not hospitalised (Scotto et al, 1983).
Although city planners customarily have visions of a "good urban environment," those visions are usually limited to visual esthetics.
Indeed some of the better drafted statutes were quite precisely limited to the trouble area revealed by Klauder: short-term receivables of the type which were customarily the subject of non-notification financing.
Services means, but is not limited to, meals and lodging, labor, professional services, transportation, admission to exhibits, use of telephone or other utilities, or any act for which payment is customarily received.
Many loan agreements customarily include 'one-way' jurisdiction clauses which limit borrowers/obligors to bringing proceedings in the English courts (rather than having the flexibility to bring proceedings in any court of competent jurisdiction).
The N.C.A.A. limits Division I baseball teams to 11.7 full scholarships, but a college roster customarily has about 35 players.
These are analysed and, using equations based on the dusty gas model, it is shown that the proper limiting formulation agrees only in very special circumstances with the form of equations customarily used.
The action of the Delaware legislation hardly puts the important question raised by each opinion to bed: are there limits on the board of directors to act through the bylaws to alter the rights shareholders customarily enjoy?
Customarily 30 minutes is used as the upper limit of intertwin birth times.
Business enterprises customarily take one of three forms: individual proprietorships, partnerships, or limited-liability companies (or corporations).
