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This study was designed to document the consequences of electrical injury in Bangladesh.
To document the consequences of these fair value differences, we provide evidence that errors in the reported fair values prevent financial statement users from using the reported values to reliably estimate future stock option expense for many firms.
In March, Representative Alan Grayson (D-FL) told a subcommittee of the House Committee on Science and Technology that the federal government has neglected the health crisis in Vieques, and highlighted the grim health statistics that clearly document the consequences of the continuing toxic exposure endured by Viequenses.
These results document the consequences of genetic variation at the CHGA locus for cardiorenal disease and suggest mechanisms whereby such variation achieves functional effects.
In order to ensure that existing HIV and AIDS mitigation efforts remain relevant in the era of treatment, it is necessary to anticipate and document the consequences of HIV treatment for families and households.
The goals of this data collection are, first, to identify key infectious diseases, both chronic and emergent or reemergent and, second, to document the consequences of fragmentation on relative abundance of wildlife and subsequent pathogen load.
This double-staining enables to document the consequence of stages of neuronal degeneration and removal of neurons, including the accumulation of ingested debris inside the microglial cells and 12(c)).
But it stands in stark contrast to many less fanciful reflections on sexist violence to be heard tonight on "Until the Violence Stops," a rousing film documenting the consequences of Ms. Ensler's infectious brand of activism.
A growing literature documents the consequences of the winter loss of light in temperate climates.
A large number of experimental studies have documented the consequences of inhibition of adhesion molecules.
Several studies have documented the consequences of terrorist attacks on the population as a whole.
