Michael Deaver, the deputy chief of staff who Nancy Reagan would say was "like a son" to Ronald Reagan, deployed the latter's sunny aloofness with a P.R. man's acumen, thereby elevating the former "Grade B movie actor" to Great Communicator status.
B: Rodgers elevates the overall grade in a draft that lacked other stars but had solid depth in the latter rounds.
In September 1963 it was redesignated Office of General Services, and in September 1964 the post of its Chief was elevated to the grade of Director.In May 1968 the Office became the Administrative Services Division.
At the 443-yard 18th, Jones added bunkers to the right side of the fairway's landing area, re-graded the fairway, elevated the green above two large greenside bunkers and put in a chipping, or roll-off area, beyond the right side of the green.
In New York, the New York Handicap should be elevated to Grade I status, and perhaps the Orchid at Gulfstream should receive a similar ranking.
One patient had elevated ALT (grade 3), elevated AST (grade 4), jaundice (grade 3), increased blood bilirubin (grade 3), and elevated γ-glutamyl transferase (grade 3) that were considered possibly drug related and constituted a DLT.
The vehicles commonly have rubber tires and operate on twin concrete beams, elevated or at grade level.
In the same study, it was determined that expression of S100A8 and S100A9 were elevated in high grade compared to low grade tumors and estrogen receptor (ER) negative tumors compared to ER positive tumors [ 5].
After grades are posted, students may not submit additional work in order to elevate a grade.
The Herricks project is part of a program that calls for spending $50 million in Federal funds and $70 million in state funds to elevate several grade crossings.
MT1A, MT1E, MT1X, MT2, MT3 gene expression was elevated in grade IV astrocytomas (glioblastomas) as compared to astrocytomas grade I-III.
