Some of the senior players are close to their junior counterparts.
He may once have been a Swansea City youth footballer, who even scored a penalty against their junior counterparts at Real Madrid, but Greene relishes all the battles he won to become a world champion athlete.
Today, the Vladimir Putins and Hu Jintaos and Mahmoud Ahmadinejads of the world — to say nothing of their junior counterparts in places like Sudan, Zimbabwe, Burma and North Korea — are no more likely than were Soviet leaders in 1924 to be swayed by "moral influence".
Our data demonstrated that a greater number of senior MOs achieved a passing score than their junior counterparts in both study cohorts (Salem 39% vs. 6%, P < 0.001; RAH 96% vs. 68%, P < 0.05).
As shown in table 5, multivariate logistic regression analysis revealed that more experienced medical staff were more likely to make a clinically relevant PE than their junior counterparts (FY one), with specialty trainee registrars (GP or psychiatry) and consultant psychiatrists being twice as likely to do so (OR 2.61 (2.11 to 3.22) and 2.03 (1.66 to 2.50), respectively).
Then there is the legacy issue that any climate programming must include the top climate actors (mostly men) if it wants to be taken seriously on the global stage, thus leaving less available airtime to more junior female counterparts.
Compared to their counterparts, junior doctors in Ireland have a higher base pay than those in the U.K. but lower than those in Australia [ 38- 40].
Fitzpatrick's counterpart, the junior Kyle Slager, was also outstanding, hitting on 22 of 31 passes for 471 yards and 3 touchdowns for Brown.
But his real counterpart is his junior colleague, Mr Shah, who seems to care for nothing but the fine print on outsourcing contracts.
Compared with their counterparts in other national junior programs, British players rarely visit the weight room.
