(Past participant, urban, male) "Now, I am getting good socio-economically upper class people; when I was in CY, I used to get a lot of poor and village people".
Another former participant in an urban area seemed pleased that the status of his patients has changed since leaving CY: "Now, I am getting good socio-economically upper class people; when I was in CY, I used to get a lot of poor and village people".
During the war, when this country was, economically, on its uppers, the balance of payments deficit reached some 10%, financed by the Lend Lease arrangements with Washington and by running down our overseas assets.
The expense of dyes such as kermes and cochineal – brighter and less muddy than the prehistoric shades – meant it was economically restricted to the upper orders, before sumptuary laws enforced that practice and red became part of formal dress for the aristocracy.
"[Low-carbon technology] is an area where through policy support [China] can really get an upper hand economically".
In Nigeria and many economically resource-poor countries, upper gastrointestinal (GI) endoscopy services are not readily available.
Each district has different ethnic groups: aboriginal (Tharu) people in Kanchanpur, upper caste but economically deprived Chhetri and Bahun in Dailekh, and Mongoloid people in Bajhang.
All the participants can be socio-economically described as middle or upper middle class and as employed in expert occupations.
The results indicate that the near-wall upper-bound eigenmodes can economically represent the small-scale rolls within the exquisitely-thin thermal boundary layers.
"In Weberian socio-economic terms," says Wikipedia, "the middle class is the broad group of people in contemporary society who fall socio-economically between the working class and upper class".
Copepods, small planktonic crustaceans, are key links between primary producers and upper trophic levels, including many economically important fishes.
