The practice pools were often only 6 feet deep, forcing Lord Landon to snap forward quickly and cup her hands after entering the water to keep her head from hitting the bottom.
A teacher from nearby Woodford Green has what he calls a "pen and clipboard" job ticking swimmers on and off the bus at the practice pools at Eton Manor.
As observers' measurements are not in practice pooled, the reliability of their absolute agreement was assessed (rather than the more liberal standard of their consistency).
Our results show that as single markers, p53, EGFR and HER-2/neu are not likely to be useful as prognostic factors in clinical practice (pooled HR for all included studies: 1.47 (95% CI 1.33 1.61) for p53; 1.65 (95% CI 1.25 2.19) for EGFR and 1.67 (95% CI 1.34 2.08) for HER-2/neu).
In practice, the pool of talent remained the same.
Wielding an ivory-detailed cue made especially for her in 1965 by renowned cuemaker George Balabushka, at 5 and 6 years of age she would practice straight pool to 50 points after family dinners with her father's encouragement but not participation.
In practice, a pool of tumour DNA from cryo-preserved tissues was used; identical bisulfite conversions were performed one day apart (day 1: conversion A, day 2: conversion B).
Fundholding developed over the 1990s, with the formation of "multifunds" (where a number of fundholding practices could pool NHS resources for commissioning hospital care) and "total purchasing pilots" (where single or groups of practices could opt to hold an NHS budget covering a wider range of services including emergency care).
On the practice courts, pools of water remained, particularly near the back, but that did not stop juniors, or wheelchair tennis players, from using them.
The Red Cross will change the language it uses in advertising and public service announcements to clarify and explain its long-standing practice of pooling donations for use in a wide range of disasters covered out of its Disaster Relief Fund.
The practice of pooling milk from different sources by traders, and the absence of pasteurization generally observed among them could increase the risk posed by such organisms.
