Like Eric Nadel, who calls Texas Rangers games, Franzke has leeway to defer, or not use, a drop-in if it sounds out of place in a tight moment of a game.
The competing events framework allows for a conceptual model of dual risk stratification, which could potentially assist shared decisions to defer or not implant an ICD when the anticipated benefits of prophylactic defibrillator implantation are low.
We would be grateful if you would respond to the specific points raised by Alastair Morgan and provide reassurance that the second stage of the Leveson inquiry will not be deferred or cancelled".
Theresa May, the home secretary, and John Whittingdale, the culture secretary, have been challenged by their respective Labour shadows Andy Burnham and Maria Eagle to give a commitment that the Leveson II inquiry "will not be deferred or cancelled".
>> We cannot know the number of days that clients would have spent in hospital in the event that an admission had not been deferred or delayed and from visual inspection of bed-day utilisation in the post-referral phase there is greater fluctuation than was the case under admissions data.
Mr. McCain, a politician with a tit-for-tat reputation, deserved or not, deferred any immediate comment.
The Serjeants were required to swear an oath, which was that they would: "serve the King's people as one of the Serjeants-at-law, and you shall truly counsel them that you be retained with after your cunning; and you shall not defer or delay their causes willingly, for covetness of money, or other thing that may turn you to profit; and you shall give due attendance accordingly.
When asked about Stacy and Parker's first kiss, Stone deferred on whether or not it would be as iconic as the hanging upside down smooch that Parker and Mary Jane had in the first "Spider-Man" movie.
The third index indicates whether a person with a transfusion history can actually be identified and excluded from donating blood (deferred) (index 1) or not (index 0).
