If the root-fillings were short of the apex, a lower success rate of 57 %-95 % was found, If extrusion of root-filling material in periapical tissues were found, the success rate was ever lower at 50 %-90 %-90Kirkevang & Bindslev 2002).
In this era of limited medical resources there is ever increasing pressure to lower costs, while preserving high-quality patient care.
Nothing is ever without risk, but the chances of dying in an aircraft "accident" are lower than ever.
"Today, many pilots don't have that kind of background training". Nothing is ever without risk, but the chances of dying in an aircraft "accident" are lower than ever.
These dismal results are putting a ceiling on blacks' upward mobility a ceiling that is getting ever lower as routine jobs are exported abroad or mechanised out of existence.In this section Gee up!
Only 3 categories may have a count greater than one, i.m.5utr, i.m.t, and i.m.3utr, and thus only these are ever in lower-case.
Nevertheless he will be 33 next year and the candle is burning ever lower.
One explanation for increased rates of diagnosis and stimulant use, therefore, is that we are setting ever lower diagnostic thresholds.
Mr Obuchi's popularity is sinking ever lower, the opposition benches in the Diet (parliament) are deserted because of a boycott, the fate of a crucial budget hangs in the balance and all the talk is of a snap election, possibly as early as April 16th or 23rd, in which Mr Obuchi's ruling Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) could take a battering.
Only a part of de l'Orme's scheme was ever built: the lower section of a central pavilion, containing an oval staircase, and a wing on either side.
