However, with declining numbers of officials, particularly early career officials, sport organisations are also facing management problems in relation to the retention of existing officials.
All regimens were safe and acceptable, although children treated with AQ+SP were at higher risk of vomiting, particularly early after treatment, suggesting that this regimen was less well-tolerated.
The routine nature of data collection, without rigorous verification, cannot exclude undetected cases of maternal deaths, particularly early pregnancy states.
Previous research shows that phase of HIT, particularly earlier phases of implementation are associated with declines in quality of care, [ 40] and that the benefits of new technology may take up to fifteen years to be realized [ 8, 11].
Woods hit his share of good shots, particularly early.
And how Mourinho was rewarded by Eto'o as the Cameroonian provided the finishing touches that Moyes's men were unable to apply to some good work of their own, particularly early on.
Such stimulation, in contrast to 20 Hz TACS, improved the rate of force generation, particularly early in the grip, effectively raising the subjects' mean maximal voluntary output.
From these clinical cases, carriers of GJA5 gene mutations had a particularly early onset of AF (Table 1).
The impacts of jackpots (high mutant frequencies resulting from particularly early appearances of the first mutation) are marginalized by adopting the median rate of the parallel cultures.
Early stage investors like Maarten Hooft of Quest Venture Partners say that cost management is important at every stage of the startup game, particularly early on, and that it will likely become moreso.
