Additionally, the severity of VB collapse may have contributed as shown in VERTOS I (more patients with severe collapse than in the other studies).
At Kaupthing, the Reykjavik bank that briefly prospered as Iceland built an economic miracle on sand, the speed and severity of the collapse left staff with almost nothing to do.
Shortly after the release of Friday's jobs numbers, President Obama framed it his way, noting that while millions of jobs have been added over the past 29 months, many more were needed because of the severity of the '07 collapse.
Such citizen-driven management concern is encouraging, but it also highlights the severity of ecosystem collapse.
Our findings suggest that it is neither noradrenaline infusion per se, as previously suggested [ 15], nor the severity of circulatory collapse, but rather the inflammatory nature of shock that primarily accounts for BNP elevation in critical sepsis patients [ 8, 12- 14].
If a specific azimuth for a well cannot be altered, an optimum inclination is recommended to reduce the severity of the borehole collapse.
Any fair recounting of the financial crisis would note that any errors made in failing to anticipate the severity of the housing collapse were made collectively by the entire financial industry and the government.
The percentage of thrombosed vessels (25.1 ± 21.0 versus 5.6 ± 12.3, P =.045) and the severity of glomerular ischemic collapse (2.9 ± 0.3 versus 1.4 ± 0.8, P =.001) were significantly higher in group B than in group A. Also, group B patients tended to have more severe acute tubular injury and vascular fibrinoid changes.
Backers of the unemployment relief say the severity of the economic collapse has caused millions of Americans to go without work for six months or more, making the federal help essential for those struggling to hold on to their homes and feed their families while looking for work.
Botched efforts at mortgage restructuring, a failure to restore the flow of credit to small and medium-size enterprises, and the mishandling of the bailouts have all been well documented — as was the failure to foresee the severity of the economic collapse.
Given the severity of the economic collapse, Argentineans should now have the maturity to recognize that prosperity comes from entrepreneurship, competition and hard work and to support the easier reforms of tax cuts, as well as the more difficult ones necessary to root out endemic corruption.
