The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2318/14/90/prepub The NPHS data were accessed through an agreement with the Statistics Canada Atlantic Regional Data Centre, which obliged the authors to operate, for these purposes only, as "deemed employees" of Statistics Canada.
For these analyses, NPHS datasets were accessed through an agreement with the Statistics Canada's Atlantic Regional Data Centre, which obliged the author (MKA) to operate, for these purposes only, as a "deemed employee" of Statistics Canada.
The Paris Review interviews were not tied to a particular book or work that the authors were obliged to promote.
It's just that the new historicism has these bastard children, great portmanteaus of scrappy showoff learning, and their authors are obliged to dwell for many pages on things they should never have had time to mention.
We, the authors, feel obliged to clarify that inquiry is not limited to natural sciences but serves many other disciplines such as history.
Thus, wherever terms like 'sign' (signum) or 'representation' (repraesentatio) appeared in the texts commented on, scholastic authors felt obliged either to give an explicit account of these concepts or at least to be able to refer to a place where this has been done.
For the following short argument, the authors are obliged to T. Wannerer.
Authors are obliged to Dr. Asma Ansari for the identification of the natural isolates used in the current study and also gratefully acknowledge the financial support from KIBGE, University of Karachi, Karachi, Pakistan.
Because the investigators are not allowed to interfere with any daily practice in prison, the authors are obliged to resort to a pre-post design instead of conducting a randomized controlled trial.
The Guardian, never failing to oblige, found a children's author with brain damage, who stated, "Amis couldn't have insulted me harder if he'd sat down and thought about it for a year".
