Executives of the major carriers define happy days as those days before economy soured in early 2001 -- followed by the Sept. 11 attacks -- when business travelers provided the bulk of airline revenue by routinely paying the highest fares, which are usually three or four times higher than advance-purchase fares.
State records show that of the 74 doctors and psychiatrists statewide who have routinely prescribed the highest number of costly antipsychotic drugs to patients on Medicaid, the joint state-federal health insurance program for the disabled, children and the very poor, 10 received payments from drug companies in 2009-11 — from $11,000 to $180,000 each.
It may be the right thing to do: Sales of the RX are down the least amount of any Lexus models (14.7% so far this year), and it routinely sells the highest volume of any Lexus vehicle.
"We've really seen it quite bad this year," said Penny Newman, who heads the Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice in the Riverside County city of Jurupa Valley, which routinely has the highest levels of fine-particle pollution in Southern California.
In repeat experiments at 3 h, PC3 cells routinely showed the highest TPA basal stimulation ratio (2.1 3.5-fold 2.1 3.5-foldth PNT2compared2.2) and PNT1A cells (1.5–2.4).
In the rural tranquillity of Jamaica, people routinely reach the high 90s and a great many make 100.
Summer temperatures on Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick, which has a population of about 750,000, routinely reach the high 70's, often with a pleasant breeze.
Edwards formed such a bond with Buccaneers players that many of them -- including Keyshawn Johnson and Warren Sapp -- routinely attended the high school football and basketball games of his son Marcus, 19.
Orbitrap LC-MS technology routinely delivers the highest-resolution and mass accuracy necessary to reduce analysis times and increase confidence in results.
