The German XIX Corps war diary's situation summary at 20 00 on 14 May noted: The completion of the military bridge at Donchery had not yet been carried out owing to heavy flanking artillery fire and long bombing attacks on the bridging point … Throughout the day all three divisions have had to endure constant air attack — especially at the crossing and bridging points.
With the continuing and increasing availability of completed genomes, this analysis may be improved by including more species, particularly we note the completion of the Chromalveolata Stramenopile Ectocarpus siliculosus [63] and Aureococcus anophagefferens [64] genomes which were not available at the time of beginning this study.
We will note the completion of the surgical intervention, length of stay and any post-operative complications.
"You should see some positive benefit in the [first-quarter] earnings as a result of the restructuring program," Zaret says, noting the successful completion of a $1.1 billion cost-cutting program put into place in 1999 and 2000.
THE G & S development will generate sales tax revenue and jobs, he said, noting that the completion of two new upscale private housing developments, Wellington Green and Brookchester Court, represent examples of the project's ripple effect.
Note that the completion time of LP packets is independent of their arrival rate.
Note that the completion of the Egnatia Odos, and diversion of most traffic to it, has meant that many now secondary mountain roads are less-used and not well maintained- avoid them especially during night or poor weather conditions.
Note that the completion location in each case does not change for the entire simulation even though the location of the interface between hydrate and free-gas zones changes with time.
If the patient misses the follow-up visit, compliance will be noted in the completion worksheet (which will be filled out in all remaining cases at 60-day follow-up).
Preestablished benchmarks were the achievement of: 1) targeted accrual within a 9-month period; 2) "good" adherence as noted by the completion of at least 4 of 6 of the written surveys; 3) a retention rate of at least 80%; and 4) an absence of serious adverse events that were directly attributable to the intervention.
