If more tests were requisitioned in 2000 2005 than in the years around 1980, similar rates of positive reports in the two periods would suggest less viral activity in 2000 2005 than around 1980.
Tells about the exceptionally fine vintage years, 1945 and 1946, and about about the uncertainty as to what will become of the wines; whether they will be requisitioned or be paid for and, if paid for whether in cash, in credit, or in kind.
One of the problems with diagnoses is the way in which they can be requisitioned by others to suit their purposes, even if, or especially if, those others have neither understanding nor interest in the reality of an individual's experience.
Ammar had become critical of Chalabi and his followers from exile, who had requisitioned upscale houses in Baghdad and behaved as if power should be handed over to them.
With 356 signatures already on the requisition, if the board declines to accept these suggestions, a meeting more to the campaigners' liking can still be arranged, she continued, and more speedily than the one which has already been called.
The GP can make an ordinary PSA test requisition if the patient does not fulfil the inclusion criteria, or if the patient wishes not to participate in the study.
"Impossible, who would ever have thought?" Emanuel Steward, the famed Detroit trainer, now the brains behind Klitschko, said contemplating how the decades-long stronghold of proud African-American warriors and cultural icons was metaphorically requisitioned by Ivan Drago, conqueror of the late, great Apollo Creed, if not Rocky himself.
(When the Germans requisitioned Le Meurice during the war they put 80 men in the kitchen. "If you're going to occupy a nation, may as well do it in style," volunteers Pépin).
Such a motley gathering in such an inappropriate residence – it was as if we'd been thrown together by fate, like multinational refugees in a requisitioned wartime mansion.
