Over the long term, Wednesday's development pointed toward the erosion of Mr. Arafat's pre-eminence, since it appeared to help institutionalize the post of prime minister.
Distinguishing between dyads and groups as predictors of stable association patterns allowed us to show how pairs of familiar steers were more likely to maintain their status quo, as shown by the relatively stable level of dyadic associations in both the long-term (day) and short-term (hourly) relations.
And they raised questions about the long-term day-to-day management of the facility by an as yet unnamed entity.
Long-term day-to-day management of diabetes, with acarbose is well tolerated and can improve glycaemic control as monotherapy, as well as in combination therapy [ 16].
A first-order model was developed for each of seven CC categories by accounting for long-term, day-of-week, and seasonal effects.
To ensure a valid reflection of long-term day-to-day activities, the accelerometer was required to be worn by participants for 7 days while the subjects were continuing their regular daily activities [ 22].
For Lou Lego — and for IPM too — short term, long term: every day is Earth Day.
The partnership was described as long term in Monday's announcement and is expected to last at least six months.
The youth coach Lee Carsley was appointed until the end of the season in September but repeatedly insisted he was not interested in the job long term and Monday's visit to Bolton will be his last game in charge.
1. RRs were adjusted for seasonal effects and long term trends, day-of-the-week, relative humidity, daily number of ER visits for influenza (only in the respiratory disease models), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), carbon monoxide (CO) and ozone (O3).
