"Mom and Dad will be up on Saturday," promised Senator Sam Brownback, possibly embarrassed that he had come to the Iowa State Fair armed with only one daughter.
All told, I liked it, more for its potential than for its execution so far, but we didn't really get a fair chance with only one episode.
For the most part, evaluations of characteristics were rated as being of "good" or "fair" quality, with only 69 of 229 (69.9%) evaluations rated as "poor".
Really, the harbor could only be considered fair, with just a few slips for boats, a ferry dock, and ragtag sailboats pulled up on the beach.
There was Lilith Fair, a festival with only women on the lineup, created by Sarah McLachlan in 1997 in an attempt to redress the gender imbalance at festivals, and which St Vincent once disparaged as "bummer town".
In what's arguably the most comprehensive survey to date, a 2007 study by the National Institute for Child Health Development found that the majority of organized child care arrangements in the U.S. were "fair" or "poor," with only 10percentt of providers meeting the organization's standards for "high quality".
Most rated their quality of life as good or better (53%) or fair (31%), with only 16% giving a poor rating.
The optimal LIPS score cutoff (AUC 0.8) predicted ARDS with only fair sensitivity (69%) and specificity (78%), demonstrating the difficulty of predicting ARDS in at-risk patients.
All 3 patients with only fair cosmetic results had already small breast volumes after previous BCS and EBRT and developed a moderate/severe induration of the remaining breast tissue after second intervention, which resulted in a suboptimal cosmetic outcome.
