This was decided when it became clear that a substantial number of patients had been referred in the last year, and one might expect that treatment initiated by the specialist confounds the analysis [ 16].
That was a factor to which one longtime associate of the vice president referred in the ceremonies today.
In the FFDM group a total of 966 women were referred, in the SFM group 3507.
No men were referred in the age group 45 49 years below the age range defined by the PCRMP (Table 4).
It's what the sociologist Erving Goffman was referring to in the late 1950s when he likened all human interaction to theatrical performance.
He was referring in part to the July 3 flight out of Moscow that had Bolivian President Evo Morales on board.
The synagogue leaders refer in the suit to "rogue Hasidic summer residents".
His use of specifics like Kentucky Fried Chicken, which is how KFC was referred to in the 1980s, and Adidas shoes helped establish authenticity.
It was often referred to in the 1920s by those who were opposed to new U.S. immigration restrictions based on presumed racial differences.
It is referred to in the Christmas carol "Here We Come A-wassailing".
