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Since supplementation was originally allocated by cluster (ward), we adjusted 95% confidence intervals using generalised estimating equations regression models, 18 specified as binomial with an identity and logit link for absolute risk difference and odds ratio estimates, 19 respectively, and exchangeable correlation structure.

Interestingly, though, the SEC still is receiving less funding than what was was originally allocated to it by Dodd-Frank.

The bypass was originally allocated $2.4 million of funding in 2006, but by January 2007 it was expected to cost almost $11 million.

Mazda had originally allocated all the output for sale in the United States by its own dealers and by dealers of the Ford Motor Company, which owns 24percentt of Mazda.

Funding for the $1.2 million trial was originally allocated in 2008 as part of legislation backed by Louisiana's congressional delegation, but the study was delayed.

The main principle behind cognitive radio is to provide wireless access to potential users by opportunistically detecting the unused licensed bands, originally allocated to some primary users.

In the supposedly collaborative programme of commissions by Unesco for its Paris headquarters, he elbowed aside his fellow artists to grab the best site, twice the size of the plot that was originally allocated.

The House last week approved just $1 million of the $5 million originally allocated.

Baseline characteristics at randomisation were comparable both between the respondents and the non-respondents, and between originally allocated groups.

Of the $50 billion originally allocated to the programme, just $1 billion had been spent, according to Neil Barofsky, the TARP's watchdog.

The package provides $37 million more in aid than was originally allocated, shifting $10 million from districts with surpluses, forgiving $5 million of its debt to the state and increasing the district's per-pupil aid allocation by $5.3 million to account for additional enrollees.