To this end, commodity prices are sometimes collected in accordance with detailed specifications such as "wheat, no. 2 red winter, bulk, carlots, f.o.b.
When I was at school, back in England, a boy called Billy Furtherfield was sometimes collected at the end of the day by his father, a jovial man who wore a trilby hat and made a living as an actor.
They are sometimes collected as curios, used in design or as logos, and in some cultures, despite possible toxicity, they are eaten.
Given that randomized clinical trials are typically a necessary condition for the successful licensing of a pharmaceutical, economic data are sometimes collected by piggybacking onto the same trials.
The debt is sometimes being collected on by several companies and the person collecting has no relationship with the original debtor.
Only after this extensive academic phase — the insights from which are sometimes later collected in books — do the architects suggest design solutions.
The outbreak, which reached its peak in August and September, brought nightmare scenes to the nation and its capital city of Monrovia: gates were locked at overflowing treatment centres, patients died on hospital grounds, and bodies were sometimes not collected for days.
Often, the criteria for determining the inclusion or exclusion of a case in a study are not adequately defined, or are sometimes inappropriately collected for the evaluation of natural history and prognosis.
But pricing is more delicate as it is sometimes seen as a way to collect hidden taxes (Chicago Tribune 1952; Morris et al. 1997; Blau R 2013).
However, the 24-h urine test is inconvenient for both pregnant women and obstetric service providers, and it is sometimes difficult for pregnant women to collect 24-h urine accurately [ 9, 11].
