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His government had been widely praised for overseeing the first largely free and fair election in Kashmir in many years, resulting in a new government in the state and new efforts to lessen Kashmiris' alienation from India.
Despite these successes, GNM experienced the toughest trading conditions seen for many years, resulting in an increase in operating loss, before exceptional items, to £36.8m (2008 £26.4m) on turnover of £253.6m (2008 £261.9m).
Organisational Analysis techniques have been a field of study for many years, resulting in the development of a number of different methodologies ranging from purely mathematical models of analysis to heuristic models using simulation.
However, despite the fact that there are domains in which both CAD and GIS are used and despite the overlaps between the data and operations they support, CAD and GIS have been developed independently over many years resulting in platforms that are not easily integrated.
Therefore treatment response might be influenced by TDR even after many years, resulting in ongoing viral replication under selective pressure and promoting the evolution of further resistant variants [42].
Dementia is a disease that progresses over many years, resulting in gradual decline in decision making ability.
Our fixation on fat for many years resulted in marked increases in our intake of refined grains and added sugars.
In the intestine, the mature worm sustains its life by bloodsucking, and persistent feeding by many worms over many years results in secondary anemia.
In numerous human epidemiological studies, which follow women over many years, results have consistently shown that soy either has no effect on breast cancer risk, or may even slightly lower it.
Although the health of the world's poor has been an apparent humanitarian concern of the world's rich for many years, results based on appeals to such 'humanity' have not been sufficient.
Atherosclerosis is a diffuse arterial disease developing over many years and resulting in a complicated three-dimensional arterial morphology.
