Those who fled have come back and a sense of normality has to a great extent returned.
This means Balderton is, to some extent, returning to its original roots – before it went independent – as the European arm of Benchmark Capital, which operates in a similar manner in North America.
Evidence on the budget impact would quantify to what extent return-to-work interventions are beneficial from a financial point of view or if these interventions would add costs to the system.
Return to work is operationalized by items representing two dimensions of survivors' employment situation: i) date and ii) extent of return to work (same employment as before experiencing an ARDS, limitations due to ARDS-related disabilities, incapable of working).
"We don't know to the extent we return the injured A.C.L. to preinjury status".
The proposed scheme is robust with respect to noise to some extent, and return maps of the transmitted signals are also provided to show the high security.
The goal of the present work was to develop minimally invasive imaging techniques to monitor local regeneration of peripheral nerves and to determine the extent of return to function of brain cortical regions associated with that nerve.
Security Council Resolution 242 of November 1967, "emphasizing the inadmissibility of the acquisition of territory" by force, called on Israel to withdraw its forces from territories occupied in the June war, without specifying the extent, in return for secure and recognized boundaries.
That means that on Tuesday, the sprawling $44 billion enterprise that is the New York City government will to a large extent merely return to service levels that were common before Mr. Giuliani went on a second-term spending spree, expanding city programs with surpluses fueled by Wall Street.
