Sentence examples for iof in from inspiring English sources

The Indian Ordnance Factory (IOF) in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, part of the Ministry of Defence, is taking orders for a R122,360 (£1,203) titanium-alloy handgun designed for women.

At the Fraunhofer-IOF in Jena, a method for generating nanostructures on a PMMA surface by using a simple plasma-etching procedure has been developed.

Based on a series of studies that compared prices paid between POs and investors-owned firms (IOFs), Van Hecke (2014) has found that average prices are higher in regions with strong cooperative organisations, and that prices paid by IOFs in these regions are higher as well.

To the best of our knowledge, this was the first study to translate, pilot-test and validate the IOF QLQ in Polish patients.

Changes over time in IOF QLQ domain scores in subgroups according to patients' gender, treatment type and the dominant/non-dominant extremity being fractured are presented in Table  6.> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> Data presented as mean values ± (SD).

However, in the IOF adherence survey (IOF 2005), 71% of physicians questioned recognized that they did not know why their patients were discontinuing treatment.

Matthew Ferguson and Gemma Peters will be speaking at the IoF fundraising convention in London on 4-6 July 2016.

A survey carried out for the International Osteoporosis Foundation (IOF) by IPSOS Health in 2005 aimed to understand the reasons why women with osteoporosis do not stay on treatment.

EM 3is the median ratio in country iof the absolute value of accruals over the absolute value of cash flow from operations.

EM 4 is the ratio in country iof the number of firms reporting small profits over the sum of the number of firms reporting small losses and small profits.

EM Aggregate earnings management, defined as the average country iranking across the following four earnings management measures: EM 1, EM 2, EM 3, and EM 4. EM 1 is the median ratio in country iof the firm-level standard deviations of operating earnings over the cashflow from operations (both scaled by lagged total assets), multiplied by −1.