THE HOUSE, as modest as it is, is a notable footnote in the area's architectural history.
I really can't say any more without spoilers, except to add a footnote for Baltimore-area viewers that this game-changer of a scene was filmed at Goucher College.
The changes were statistically significant when compared by a chi-square test of the pooled means, by time period, for five sentinel organisms in the ICU areas, five in the non-ICU areas, and four in the outpatient areas (Table, footnote).
A coalition of primary school teachers in Newark have signed a letter sent to the Guardian suggesting Cutts-McKay is a far from ideal candidate to set up a new school in the area [see footnote].
X i contains a matrix of independent variables including a district's availability of hospital beds in the public and private sector, average income, an index of its educational level (see footnote 8), and living area.
Also they have not mentioned the significant differences between urine arsenic values between the endemic and non-endemic area in the footnote of the Table three or anywhere in the text.
Footnote: Definition 1: Counties in metropolitan areas are considered urban and the remaining counties of residence were categorized as rural.
Footnotes, in fact, are yet another area where the accountants seem bent on accommodating management ahead of the stockholders.
Thorough history taking is an essential component for strategies 1 and 2. A checklist CMT, with footnotes explaining the relevance of each area of questioning and consequences for potential referral, is provided (Table 1) to assist with this process.
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