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The Telegraph's report revealed that British officers' refusal to carry out American orders resulted in a formal State Department rebuke in 2004 to Britain's ambassador in Washington, Sir David Manning.

Factors such as unbalanced nurse-patient ratios, heavy workloads, and expectation from nurses to only execute the doctors' orders resulted in a diminished relationship with patients and had them choose a functional and task-oriented nursing system.

The trades, according to the order, resulted in a loss of $4 million over the period while allowing the bank to record gains of $35 million on the financial contracts.

Though there were magnet schools in Chicago before the desegregation suit was filed, the Board's ongoing compliance with the court order resulted in a significant expansion of Chicago's magnet and selective enrollment programs.

Weighting all characters to unity (but retaining order for those characters previously ordered) resulted in a single tree, differing from the original by d1 = 6 and RF = 12.

The mean cost in community pharmacy of the CDTs included in the sample was $1,395.63 ± $5,982.19 and the model for mail order resulted in a mean cost of $1,471.62 ± $6,349.17.

One in every three urine cultures ordered resulted in an antibiotic prescription.

When the sub-analysis on drugs classified by the Ohio State Medicaid Program as drugs for chronic use was performed, mail order resulted in an average day supply increase of 34.8 days, representing a 5.1% increase in utilization and a 4.9% cost reduction required to become cost neutral (Table 5).

The outline was processed by elliptic Fourier transformation58 and reconstructed by Fourier coefficients up to the 8th order, resulting in a smoothed profile (Supplementary Figure 7a).

Davis maintained that position even when mandated to issue licenses by both Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear and court order, resulting in a six-day jail stint in early September.

Type-II multiferroic is an important area in the big family of multiferroics, in which its polarization originates from the spin order, resulting in a strong magnetoelectric coupling.