If the meteorological mood swings of April and May were in fact a sign of long-term climate disruption, and not ordinary variability -- still a debatable point among scientists -- then suddenly, nothing about the air looks quite the same.
As well as the fact that measurement of long-term efficacy and safety outcomes is not a requirement of drug regulatory authorities, there are other reasons why they may not have been measured in the studies we identified.
In fact, in the absence of long-term studies on cosmetic surgery outcomes, its potential victims owe Rivers, along with her fellow guinea pigs, a massive debt of gratitude.
And the reason is because they know that in fact the biggest driver of long-term deficits are the huge health care costs that we've got out here that we're going to have to tackle, and that if we don't deal with some of the structural problems in our deficit, ones that were here long before I got here, then we're going to continue to see some of the problems in those out-years.
As a matter of fact, the time durations of long-term filter banks in most frequency bins we learned here are 1.
This partly explains the fact that the share of long-term unemployment in Switzerland was 33% in 2013, almost equal to the OECD average of around 35%, while its unemployment rate was much below average.
Nonetheless, due to the fact that the definition of long-term asthma control will be based upon retrospective questionnaire data, with parents and children being asked to answer questions about asthma symptoms over the past four seasons, recall bias may occur leading to an over- or underestimation of the symptoms, constituting a potential limitation of our approach.
Microsoft does, in fact, have a dazzling array of long-term bets.
This reflects not just ageing of the sample, but also the fact that the reported prevalence of long-term illness was higher for all age groups in 2001 than in 1991.
It may also reflect the fact that nurses provide the bulk of long-term condition care in the United Kingdom.
