In the multivariate model, the effects of family planning services quality on the use of IUD obtained from public sources is further sharpened when the analysis is adjusted for distance to the facility, type of facility, age, education level, number of living children, household wealth status, and residential area (RRR = 1.36, p < 0.01).
"By elevating the leaders of the company's two automotive units, we're further sharpening the focus on our core business," Mr. Ford said in a statement.
Its chief executive Alison Cooper said: "We are further sharpening our focus on quality revenue growth and have advanced the simplification of our portfolio.
The Frenchman duly arrived at the KC Stadium requiring safe passage to avoid the knives being further sharpened for him.
The founders hoped for a country in which the voters would select leaders of superior wisdom and ability, whose minds would be further sharpened by deliberative procedures.
This was further sharpened by the Republicans' capture of Congress in 1994, and the wafer-thin margins that now divide the House and the Senate.
His views on masculinity are further sharpened by the neighbourhood's fledgling radicals and he has one rule for his English girlfriend and another for Pembe, his mother.
Turmoil in the Arab world since 2011 has spiced up such concerns, which are further sharpened by a rise in the price of staples since 2009 and memories of a threatened 1970s grain embargo.
The apex of nanotips can be further sharpened to reach 3-nm radius by subsequent oxidation and etching process.
The conflict was further sharpened by Count Vid; the Illuminated Chronicle narrates how the count incited the young monarch against his cousins by saying that as "two sharp swords cannot be kept in the same scabbard", so the king and the duke "cannot reign together in the same kingdom".
