For hydrocarbons, the minimum temperature was much less pronounced and in most cases nonexistent.
The report claims that even when someone is identified as HIV-positive, treatment is often delayed, interrupted, or denied altogether, and continuity of care outside the prison is, for the most part, nonexistent.
Prenatal assessment for psychosocial risk factors and prevention and intervention is scarce and, in most cases, nonexistent in obstetrical care.
The situation is equally concerning for indigenous communities in Canada, where legislation that deals directly with the inequalities created by environmental injustice is for the most part nonexistent (Dhillon and Young 2010).
In the tasting, strawberry flavor veered wildly from nonexistent (most) to bubble-gum-sweet to full and bright (very few).
BOSTON — The Boston Celtics' hopes of advancing in the playoffs bobbed between negligible and nonexistent most of Tuesday night against the Orlando Magic.
Sixty-six per cent of California's released inmates return to prison within three years, twice the national average, but rehabilitation programs are nearly nonexistent: most prisoners are never introduced to anything more remedial than a barbell.
While the formal recognition of the specialty of emergency medicine is relatively young in most countries and nonexistent in some, the provision of emergency care is as ancient as the art of medicine itself.
Even with the currently heightened global tensions, and even though we live in a military community, the conversation (and preparations) here in Hawai'i today, for most families, is nonexistent.
Throughout Bosnia, rule of law is next to nonexistent because most of the prosecutors, judges and court officials, together with most of Bosnia's civil and criminal law, remain holdovers from the old Communist system.
