LAURENT GBAGBO is working flat out to establish his authority and restore calm after the election, and the subsequent turbulence, that brought him Côte d'Ivoire's presidency.
That doesn't mean he's predicting calamity, however; he, at least, views the vote and the subsequent turbulence as posing "a speed bump, not a brick wall" to US equity markets.
But since the 2007 financial crisis and subsequent economic turbulence, the tone has changed, particularly within the state government.
Subsequent bouts of turbulence, most strikingly Labour councillors resigning from the party to form an independent group, have added up to Labour being presently eight seats behind the Tories.
The HARV bioreactor minimizes mechanical stresses on cell aggregates in culture by producing a laminar flow of culture medium with subsequent low shear and turbulence in an optimized suspension culture.
The legal profession was undergoing the early wave of turbulence that left graduates in subsequent classes facing a harsher job market that has shown few signs of a robust recovery.
An aggressive M&A program can generate internal turbulence, creating a need for more subsequent restructuring.
Subsequent bilateral deals between the different banks were added during the financial turbulence that followed, which included the collapse of the US investment bank Lehman Brothers in 2008, sudden extreme falls on stock markets, the subsequent recession and Europe's crisis over too much government debt in several countries.
The majority of the individual AEs (≥2%) decreased in subsequent treatment cycles, as displayed in Fig. 2. When taking the entire PREEMPT population into account (n = 1384), the decreased incidence of AEs was not due to discontinuations, as the discontinuation rates per treatment cycle were similar (cycle 1, 5.4%; cycle 2, 5.3%; cycle 3, 5.7%; cycle 4, 6.3%; cycle 5, 4.7%).
Preempt also held conferences.
