Then the military merged the city with the adjoining state of Rio de Janeiro, forcing the city almost overnight to share its tax base with a much larger and far poorer entity.
Next, probe sets were filtered with reference to flags [attributes that denote poor quality entities] along with a percentile cut-off (20%) - which makes the assumption that 20% of the probe sets on any given genome-wide array have intensity values that represent noise (since they are not expressed).
Afghan women have been introduced through western media as a very vulnerable, poor, and illiterate entity, so that whoever in western countries sees them, expresses sympathy.
That a newish, smallish, nonhomogeneous, resource-poor, relatively weak entity could endure and even prosper in the always-boiling cauldron of Middle East politics, while internally permitting a fair degree of freedom, is living testament to this king's skills.
Whereas the Volunteer e-Health Initiative is not connected with the controversy surrounding the TennCare cuts and the new alternative insurance program for the poor, the two entities represent different, complementary aspects of a comprehensive strategy to provide health care to as many people as possible while addressing escalating healthcare costs at the state level.
One of the reasons for this is the poor definition of this entity specifically in the ICU setting.
Macular hole related retinal detachment is a common entity with poor surgical prognosis in highly myopic eyes.
Although ENKTL is a distinctive entity with poor prognosis, >70% of the patients in our study were categorised as low-risk based on IPI and PIT scores.
Abnormal cardiac geometry was prevalent in 88% of patients, including the majority of patients identified as having masked hypertension, emphasizing the poor prognosis of this entity.
The idea of contracting the poor out to private entities became all the rage in the 18th century, anticipating the extensive privatisations of today.
