High scores represent a better level of functioning for the functional and global health status and more severe symptoms for the symptom scales.
Higher scores represent a better level of functioning for the five functional scales, whereas the symptom scales and items are scaled in the opposite direction (Aaronson et al, 1993).
However, the development will be fully functioning for the new school year this September.
More broadly, to guarantee that the economy is functioning for the general public good, the price needs to include realistic assessments of social and environmental costs.
It has been functioning for the last two weeks as a professional association, rather than a union, but with all of the same employees and contractual relationships.
Ms. Tavenner's time frame, he said, reflected the administration's pledge, made last week, that the healthcare.gov website will be "fully functioning for the vast majority of people" by the end of November.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin Last Tuesday, at a forum put together by the Wall Street Journal, President Barack Obama told a group of C.E.O.s that he was relatively sure that healthcare.gov would be "functioning for the majority of people who are using it" by November 30th, two months after its disastrous launch.
"Our goal," Mr. Wolfe said, "was not to have the renovated parts stick out so everyone who walks in says, 'Oh, you did your kitchen,' but to have the new work blend seamlessly with the old house while functioning for the 21st century.
Last Tuesday, at a forum put together by the Wall Street Journal, President Barack Obama told a group of C.E.O.s that he was relatively sure that healthcare.gov would be "functioning for the majority of people who are using it" by November 30th, two months after its disastrous launch.
A stable Egypt is in the interests of the US, and the stability would come from three things: peace within, based on the will of the Egyptian people, peace with its neighbors, and a successful economy, which is functioning for the needs of its people.
First, during the attempts to end the Great Schism, when rival popes were established at Avignon and Rome, King Charles VI, following a national synod of bishops in 1398, decided to withdraw obedience from Benedict XIII, the pope of Avignon, without recognizing Boniface IX at Rome because he was no longer functioning for the common good of the people.
