With more ramping capabilities, other units can operate at more economical states.
Chronic pain represents a relevant medical condition with detrimental effects on life quality and socio-economical state.
The threshold to perform a revision may be affected by socio-economical state, patient co-morbidities and surgeon's experience, which may differ between countries and regions Furthermore, the analysis does not take account of re-revisions.
My Cuban escort, whom I was connected with through a friend of a friend's friend, was instrumental in helping me see past my rose-colored lenses and into the country's unfiltered political, economical, and social state.
"It's just that I foresee a problem, and I'm trying to come up with a solution that will be the most humane yet most economical for our state," Brattin said, noting he thought it unfair for relatives of murder victims to wait years, even decades, to see justice served.
"It's just that I foresee a problem, and I'm trying to come up with a solution that will be the most humane yet most economical for our state," Brattin said, noting he thinks it's unfair for relatives of murder victims to wait years, even decades, to see justice served.
In particular, the paper describes the design of the hydrogen generation and storage section and the various options that have been studied, based on technical and economical considerations of state-of-the-art hydrogen technologies.
To maintain status quo in terms of socio-economic development, states need economical and consistent supply of energy.
The state of economical and societal affairs in a country where the unemployment rate is still growing must be acknowledged, and GPs should strengthen their role as their patients' advocates in the broadest meaning of bio-psycho-social well-being.
After the ambition and emotional amplitude of Ms. Minot's last novel ("Evening," 1998), "Rapture" feels like a throwback to her early, miniaturistic work but minus even that work's limning of emotional states with economical precision.
