"operation interest" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the level of engagement or involvement that someone has in a certain task, project, or operation. Example: The success of our new marketing campaign depends on the level of operation interest from our sales team.
As UBS analysts point out, because Fannie's and Freddie's subordinated debt is used when they calculate capital — the financial cushion regulators require to support the companies' operations — interest payments on the debt may have to stop if a bailout occurs.
But still, with his team's ace, Johan Santana, coming back from a similar operation, his interest was understandable.
118 Furthermore, by not modulating behavior, one of the strengths of TMS is lost: the causal conclusions that can be drawn when a disrupted brain region impairs performance of the cognitive operation of interest.
The frequency with which diagnostic words were recorded in the notes differed significantly depending upon the surgeon who performed the operation: special interest gynaecologists 100%, SpR 97.3%, general gynaecologist 95.5% and general surgeon 89.3% (P=0.001, Fisher's exact test).
Currently there are no national guidelines in Botswana specifically pertaining to research ethics and no laws that regulate the operation of interest groups that may influence the conduct of research.
First, the most effective timing to deliver a disruptive TMS pulse has been suggested to occur before the peak of the event-related potential (ERP) component that relates to the mental operation of interest (Walsh and Cowey 2000; Cohen Kadosh, Cohen Kadosh, Kaas, et al. 2007).
"Importantly however, the club remains cash positive at an operating level with £95,000 generated from continuing operations after interest and before non-repeat income and depreciation".
A multifunctional reactor allows substitution of two or more process units with a single reactor, where all the operations of interest are executed simultaneously.
"Our automotive operations, excluding interest, improved by $2 billion," said Ford's chief financial officer, Don R. Leclair.
A better standard for comparison, he said, is cash flow from operations after interest and taxes.
