Increased biomechanical stress caused by different factors (weight, social rank, standing time) is a presumed effect that leads to an increased susceptibility for hoof diseases.
These ranks appear in the result tables under the column 'single-variable rank'NA'NA', standing for 'not applicable', indicates a variable that did not appear in any of the models fitted by the single-variable version of the algorithm before one of its default termination conditions were reached).
Although some senior colleagues think Sir Richard too emotional and question the wisdom of a hasty pull-out from Iraq, he won praise from all ranks for standing up to the government.
The actors declaimed each and every line and wore costumes Goethe might have recognized: the sea gods "swam," miming the freedom of moving through the water with the help of invisible roller blades; carnival figures danced, strutted and expostulated from beneath their comic masks between the ranks of standing audience members.
Had it been, I would have been happy to join the standing ranks.
Even had he reached his peak, Bo would not have ranked in the standing committee's top half.
Among the sides to watch are Westfields – the Midland League Premier Division side from Hereford who have nothing to do with shopping centres and are the lowest ranked team still standing.
With respect to universities, the concept of reputation subsumes the repute, image, prestige, standing, rank, and position of scientists, faculties, or superordinate organizational units (Brenzikofer and Staffelbach 2003).
"It means that someone that held the rank of the standing committee member is no longer exempt from investigation," he says.
Tronstad, holding a military rank, had a standing order to report to the Norwegian military headquarters in Oslo in the face of a military peril.
Oklahoma will retain its No. 1 ranking in the B.C.S. standing.
