Diabetes is a complex and multifarious group of disorders characterized by hyperglycemia that has reached epidemic proportions in the present century.
* G20 group charts rise of sector blamed for aggravating crisis.
The second big group of losers are public sector workers.
Evidence of decoupling buildings sector: OECD reference group of countries.
Evidence of decoupling transport sector: OECD reference group of countries.
CSVD, microangiopathy of the cerebral white and gray matter, indicates a group of pathological process with multifarious etiology and pathogenesis that involve the small vessels, including arterioles, venules, and capillaries of the brain.
Cerebral small vessel disease (CSVD) is a group of pathological processes with multifarious etiology and pathogenesis that are involved into the small arteries, arterioles, venules, and capillaries of the brain.
Replete with swords, saddles, guns, helmets and full body armor for man and horse, this group of some 130 objects reveals the multifarious Tibetan means of aggression and defense.
The multifarious symbols, icons and exclamatory nutrition claims that adorn food packaging may sell products, but a group of independent experts in nutrition and communication acknowledged Wednesday that a patchwork of "front-of-package" nutrition ratings has failed dismally to improve Americans' eating habits.
Today, the strengthening of performing-music courses and student interest has resulted in multifarious melodious groups including Musica Alta, the fabulous Jazz Ensemble, the Sinfonia, the Composers' Ensemble and the aforementioned Wind Ensemble, plus my symbolic favorite of the New Age, PLOrk (if you have to ask...).
Much of the religious life of the tribal Arabs had the characteristics of small-group, or "primitive," religion, including the sacralization of group-specific natural objects and phenomena and the multifarious presence of spirit beings, known among the Arabs as jinn.
