What is the point of knowing that X has modified the date of the meeting, whereas you already have this information which pops up in your browser?
A large amount of information in free text is available that modifies the coded date or discloses incorrect classification as a case, even for 'hard' outcomes such as ovarian cancer, which is considered well documented in primary care records.
"Given the stage we have now reached in our competition, both in terms of the title chase and in relation to the European places, it is not possible to modify the closing date of the season without placing at serious risk the fairness to all of our competition.
The controller synthesis technique is based on two kinds of actions: 1) modifying the arriving date of controllable events by acting on the associated time interval, or 2) completely forbid some controllable events.
Assume further that the projected recovery from a foreclosure, at the date the servicer modifies the loan to an affordable loan, is 40% of the original principal amount.
The notion of modifying the weather dates back at least to the eighteen-thirties, when the American meteorologist James Pollard Espy became known as the Storm King, for his (prescient but widely ridiculed) proposals to stimulate rain by selectively burning forests.
But it could very well turn out to be the least bad option we are going to have.'' The notion of modifying the weather dates back at least to the eighteen-thirties, when the American meteorologist James Pollard Espy became known as the Storm King, for his (prescient but widely ridiculed) proposals to stimulate rain by selectively burning forests.
This study concludes that delaying date of harvest modifies the proportions of digestible starch and NDF supplied to cattle.
Finally, we tested the hypothesis that variation in hatch date and egg size modifies the relationship between previous shift length and shift length by including the corresponding interaction terms in our models.
Dwiggins' design was modified during 1957 to change the date from "1770" to "1769", to accord with the date of the college charter.
