There is such a shortage of buglers now — ushered in by a confluence of death, including waves of World War II and Korea veterans, the first ranks of aging Vietnam veterans, and the nearly 4,000 men and women killed in Iraq — that the military has been forced to employ bands of make-believe musicians for the graveside playing of taps.
He's played by Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who lets his hair and beard grow and lets his acting chops hang out, as he extricates himself from the ranks of aging teen stars and makes a feature-length reel of his range; he shows off impressive training in a role that is nothing but a collection of gestures.
Provider's sex and specialty, quintile rank of age, the proportion of secure messaging threads that were provider initiated, and the average provider response time were abstracted from administrative databases.
Although in recent studies the Rx-MGs were tested and found to be valid risk adjusters within predictive models (PMs), nevertheless, those studies are based on the limited ranking of age or populations with selected health conditions [ 24, 29, 30].
A nonparametric correlation was then calculated between the ranks of county air pollutants and the rank of age-adjusted cancer rate.
The aging of this generation will swell the ranks of those age 80 and older from 11 million in 2010 to 20 million in 2030, then to 34 million in 2050.
Offenders are ranked, regardless of age, according to the likelihood of committing another crime.
d: P value for rank correlation of Age (continuous variable) with lectin staining-intensity score.
Last year the ranks of working-age Chinese fell as a percentage of the population.
The value of ϵ was small such as to not change the original rank of the age of the gene substantially, but by adding an ϵ to its age, each gene obtained a distinct rank.
