The law, which came into force on 1 January 2005, gives everyone the right to obtain much of the information held by public authorities (with numerous substantial exceptions).
The range of ARGS concentrations within each study group was substantial, with the exception of the healthy knee reference group.
Plasma AVP in the non-vomiting group remained within the normal range (0.5-1.5 0.5-1.5-1] throughout the sampmolg period. However, patients who vomited showed (with one exception) substantial rises in AVP ranging from 4 to 1 -1]old.
Deutsche Bank, for example, underwrote securities backed by $1.5 billion of New Century loans in 2006 that included a "substantial" portion of exceptions, according to the prospectus, which lists "pride of ownership" among the reasons the loans were made.
However, there is substantial evidence for exceptions to these rules.
We find, through strict statistical analyses of degree distributions of essential and nonessential proteins, that the raw and HC Y2H data sets show no correlation between degree and essentiality, while the HMS-PCI and TAP PPI networks, with one exception, contain substantial correlations.
"Those people, with few exceptions, had substantial professional and personal stakes in the matters under review".
Australia, and to a lesser extent Canada, are the exceptions, with substantial exports of energy-intensive metals, fuels, and other materials.
There is substantial variation between practices in exception reporting rates, with 5.4% of practices exceeding an average exception reporting rate of 10% [ 6].
A freedom of information act should apply to all areas of policing (with the exception of the "substantial harm" test for withholding disclosure in exceptional circumstances).
