Hub airports, such as Heathrow, cater for substantial numbers of transfer passengers - who do not start or finish their journey at that airport.
The Texas law -- which required abortion doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals and imposed onerous structural requirements on clinics -- "creates a brutally effective system of abortion regulation that reduces access to abortion clinics," Yeakel wrote in 2014, "thereby creating a statewide burden for substantial numbers of Texas women". .
A considerable shift in self-concept of this population would have to occur for substantial numbers to fulfil that stereotype.
In conclusion, these findings may provide new insight for the development of an EGFR-based immunotherapy beneficial for substantial numbers of epithelial cancer patients throughout the world.
Almost as many (23%) involved car exhaust poisoning, and deaths involving drowning, hanging and jumping or lying in front of a moving object account for substantial numbers.
Because huge numbers of women undergo caesarean section, even small differences in post-operative morbidity rates between techniques could translate into improved health for substantial numbers of women, and significant cost savings.
The availability of high-throughput whole genome sequencing for substantial numbers of animals has opened new avenues in examining genetic diversity and led to reliable and detailed investigation of large chromosome segments, including stretches of homozygous genomic regions [ 15].
Given prior reassuring experience with the use of immunoglobulins in pregnancy and the potential for substantial numbers of illnesses and deaths in patients with disseminated B. anthracis infection, the use of AIG and raxibacumab is recommended for P/PP/L women according to the same criteria and with the same dosing schedule as those established for nonpregnant adults.
Not having an appropriate place to store stool samples was an issue for substantial numbers of participants (40%, 37/93), as was feeling well and not having symptoms (31%, 28/93), having to mail the kit back (29%, 27/93) and not having a family history of bowel cancer (26%, 24/93).
The growing desire for an elective system, for a substantial number of academic specializations, and for differentiation of academic degrees, contributed strongly to the differentiation of the social sciences.
