Meanwhile, total appropriations (less one-time spikes for disaster relief) for the SBA have fallen by roughly 38%.
After watching net income (less one-time adjustments) slide three years in a row, Jones finally has some breathing room.
Further subdivisions were added to the seven items. 10 The scoring system for voiding function described above was based on a 0 to 5 scale, as follows: 0, not at all; 1, less than one time in five; 2, less than half the time; 3, approximately half the time; 4, more than half the time; 5, almost always.
Lernout & Hauspie's chief executive, Gaston Bastiaens, explains that the volatile sales trends are due to a recent change in strategy: Overall, the company aims to rely less on one-time sales of its speech software and more on creating recurring revenues through joint product development with voice portals, service providers and other clients.
It is so large that we can argue with great numerical confidence that such a violation would occur at random less than one time in 100,000 measurements.
21 A very cost-effective intervention is less than one time the GDP per DALY averted.
Tags that occur less than one time in a million, in two or more samples, were filtered from the analysis.
We analyzed characteristics of PIA among employees, defined as individuals who reported exercising less than one time a week in the last year.
It seems that the regulation in inflammation may act so swiftly that parameter τ i can not be detected (i.e., less than one time unit of microarray data or one half hour).
Similarly, consumption of homemade spirits was also associated with an increased risk of having high titers with increased risk for those consuming homemade spirits less than one time a week (OR = 2.26, 95%CI 1.03 5.00; p-trend = 0.02).
When asked about their current practice of lifestyle modifications, 50% of survey respondents indicated that they are not following any special diet and 58.6% reported exercising less than one time per week.
