According to analysts, sales of instant cameras and film have recently represented 55percenttoto 60percentt of total sales; before the digital revolution, sales of instant cameras and film represented substantially all of its business.
Haydn had a week to himself in 1988, and it is fitting, in the 200th anniversary year of his death, that he be represented substantially, as he is right to the end, on Aug. 21 and 22, when the Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra presents the great oratorio "The Creation".
Even though opposition parties represent substantially more than half the house's membership, the First Minister said he was looking forward to debating the question of independence 'with dignity, with respect and with substance'.
Viewed from this perspective, Ben Bernanke and Hank Paulson represent substantially greater threats — to the developed world, at least — than Hummers and chemical fertilizer, and we had better start preparing ourselves for a Zimbabwe experience, or, as Jim Sinclair, a currency and commodities trader in Sharon, Connecticut, likes to say, a "planetary Weimar Republic".
The acquisition includes mid-continent oil and natural gas properties, representing substantially all of Plains' assets in the region.
Between 78 and 1012 taxa were detected in the samples and 1,837 different taxa (defined as species or strains that share≥97% 16S rRNA sequence identity) were detected in the entire cohort, which represents substantially greater bacterial richness than previously reported using other culture-independent methods [10], [11].
This represents substantially higher losses than those reported for children receiving ART [ 18].
Hence our microarray may represent substantially more than 20% of all genes expressed in porcine muscle.
This description of usual care represents substantially greater rehabilitation than delivered in two prior randomized trials (Table 1) [ 2, 3].
Since diabetes and critical illness induced dysregulations of glucose homeostasis represent substantially different entities, it is inappropriate to extrapolate these data to the ICU population.
For waist circumference, similarly based on mostly European data, the WHO recommends cut-points of 102 cm (men) and 88 cm (women) as representing substantially increased risk of metabolic complications, broadly equivalent to BMI ≥ 30 kg/m [ 2, 4].
