A Vatican ambassador has been placed under house arrest, in the first instance of a high-ranking Holy See official facing criminal investigation into allegations of sexually abusing children.
Is it a type of higher level phenomenon (described by higher level predicates) or merely a token phenomenon (an instance of a higher level phenomenon)?
This has spurred theories of a tired arm for quarterback Eli Manning because of an accumulation of instances with a high number of pass attempts, like 51 against Tampa Bay, 42 against Philadelphia, 40 against Washington and 46 against the Bengals.
The article also misspelled, in one instance, the surname of a high school teacher who bought a bungalow in Amagansett in May.
For instance, the significance of a high stress score is probably more easily understood by most than a low heart rate variability (even though this is also considered an indicator of stress [ 11]).
Major Condon's experience is one of 10 such moments — each drawn from an instance of high drama in a war zone — that have been given a surreal twist by the photographer Jennifer Karady for "In Country: Soldiers Stories From Iraq and Afghanistan," an exhibition opening on Thursday at SF Camerawork, a downtown gallery here.
For instance, despite the presence of a high tumor burden in stage II disease, the IPI score can be "zero point," whereas the score can be "one point" in stage III disease even if the tumor burden is low.
Dow Chemical, for instance, tumbled from a high of $47 in January 2000 to a low of $23 last September.
The increasing antibiotic resistance of PA isolated from ICUs is of particular concern; our ICU had, for instance, a high proportion of imipenem-resistant (imi-R) PA.
These will describe the action to be taken in the instance of unusually high or low readings, a significant inter-arm difference and severe bruising/allergy from use of a blood pressure cuff.
