The effect of this postponement is to confer a benefit on a small group of Councilmembers, some of whom voted in 2008 to extend their eligibility.
The effect of this postponement of deaths on D can easily be understood by considering the shift of the boxes to the right, as shown in Fig. 3 for t > 0. This results in an increase of the spacing between the boxes, with D t) being proportional to the density of the boxes.
As a result of postponement and continuing crises 12 patient face-to-face interviews were undertaken.
Notwithstanding, the effect of external factors on postponement have been paid much less attention.
This design can be described as 'treatment at a specific age with pseudo cohorts,' 5 and it can be applied to estimate the postponement effect of the recession on fertility at any age.
The second primary outcome is the effect of a 4-week postponement of test ordering on the blood test characteristics.
Primary outcome measures are the accuracy and added value of blood tests for detecting pathology, the effect of a 4-week postponement of test ordering on the blood test characteristics and the quantity of tests ordered.
One effect of the album's delay was the indefinite postponement of his much-heralded show at Madison Square Garden in August.
The hypothesis was that lay people's preferences for a preventive therapy against heart attack were influenced by the magnitude of its effect when they are expressed in terms of postponement of disease.
This paper investigates the causal effect of the Great Recession on the postponement of first births by American white women in their thirties.
