A simulation convergence test, which is not reported in the paper, suggests a virtually flat administration-cost curve with the number of simulation trials ranging from 1000 to 200,000.
Endocrine investigations revealed low serum cortisol 0.22 μg/dl (NR 1.7 14) with a flat response post administration of a standard synacthen test 0.018 μg/dl.
In each neonate the continuous normal voltage aEEG background pattern immediately became abnormal upon NDMR administration (flat trace, burst-suppression and discontinuous normal voltage pattern, as observed in 5, 1 and 1 patient, respectively).
Flash forward to the here and now, and it's pretty clear that it's Republicans' refusal to continue to support their own tax reform policy that has caught the Obama administration flat-footed.
Yet the overtures have fallen flat with the Bush administration.
But when it came to launching the biggest change in social welfare in America in a generation, one that would give millions of uninsured Americans access to healthcare and that should be the high point of his years in office, his administration fell flat on its face.
In contrast, the administration requested flat funding for research.
So too would be a flat refusal by the administration to negotiate.
William and Mary's student publication the Flat Hat notes the administration's warning against linking the deaths.
Although federal spending remained flat during Coolidge's administration, allowing one-fourth of the federal debt to be retired, state and local governments saw considerable growth, surpassing the federal budget in 1927.
Democratic lawmakers, including Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the majority leader, have said they were caught flat-footed by the administration's initiative, and are hustling to regain the momentum.
