For analysis, we excluded hospitals with fewer than 25 qualifying cases and then divided the remaining hospitals by quintiles into five groups based on each hospital's number of index discharges in 2010.
Today, the C.I.A. doesn't have enough qualified case officers to man its many stations and bases around the world.
The first wisely invests in people, including the recruitment and training of a diverse workforce with renewed emphasis on language qualified case officers and analysts.
Downing tasked his staff (of which I was one) with drafting a plan-of-plans to revitalize the nation's human intelligence capabilities (referred to as HUMINT), emphasizing, among other things, the recruitment of language qualified case officers, enhancement of their cover identities, and deployment of those officers to strategic foreign locales.
On the basis of these investigations, we developed a tailored face-to-face assessment and telephone-delivered follow-up provided by clinically qualified case managers.
According to Item 123 of the "Civil Law" (2012), courts should file all qualified cases within seven days and inform plaintiffs the filing result.
We must lower the jurisdictional threshold to qualify cases for civil rights violations -- even AG Holder has raised this issue now.
To examine the correlations of c-Met with other RTKs (EGFR, HER2, or VEGF), qualified cases including previous data for overexpression of these molecules (Yoshikawa et al, 2008) were examined.
Except for lung metastases, AE metastatic dissemination is often associated with immune deficiency of the host [ 8]. "Multi-organ AE" usually qualifies cases with hepatic, pulmonary and cerebral locations [ 9, 10]; metastases to more than 2 organs/tissues are extremely rare, either simultaneously or successively, in immune-competent subjects.
"What qualifies the case to be sent over?" she asked him, to which she said he also did not know the answer.
