Spit up to a certain designated level.
In rural areas, where 85% of the population lives, only 31% of deliveries occur in a healthcare facility [ 12], even though the geographic accessibility of OC has improved since the 1990s in the health districts--the healthcare system's first level and the designated point for managing OC.
First, bisulfite-read sets were generated by Sherman [ 21], with randomly designated methylation levels for every block of 500 base pairs (bps) in human chromosome 19.
Having Congress designate funding levels for each directorate, she argued, "would undermine that collaborative process, and jeopardize our ability to pursue the most promising opportunities".
The legislators disregarded pleas from NSF officials and science advocates not to tie the agency's hands by designating funding levels for individual research directorates rather than the agency's overall portfolio.
Decay time is the time taken for the subsequent run down from the attack level to the designated sustain level.
And all offenders, regardless of their designated risk level, should get credit for participating in rehabilitation programs.
Sales reps can access all items designated for rep level and above on My CSP.
The space below grade includes two levels of parking and one level now designated for storage, but which Mr. Pincus hopes to have approved for additional parking.
These compounds are not themselves technically "approved" for general use as excipients; rather, they are permitted to be included in their corresponding approved drug products, with maximum levels designated for each type of dosage form and route of administration (Osterberg and See 2003; Steinberg and Silverstein 2003).
In other cases, a specific point estimate has been designated as a cutoff level for adverse responses: for example, obesity has been defined as a body mass index of ≥ 30.0 on the basis of studies that found a high risk for type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease in adults with a body mass index > 30 (National Institutes of Health 2000).
