Further, the overall proportion of pregnant women in the population is small: expressed in the absolute numbers as much as 83 023 of non-pregnant compared to 5397 pregnant women underlines that the antepartum Pap does not substantially constitute to the overall number of extra smears taken.
The relative displacement of the humeral head inside the shoulder joint was substantially smaller and constituted only up to 10% of this value (Hallström and Kärrholm 2006 2006).
Judge Shedd has submitted approximately 1,500 unpublished opinions, which the Senate has been told constitute substantially all of his written opinions on the bench.
The problem is in the interpretation of what constitutes "substantially identical" securities.
The CRA language about what constitutes "substantially" similar regulations has never been tested, and it doesn't say who is the arbiter of what is too similar.
Nonetheless, these data constitute substantially more genome coverage than achieved with previous analyses based on AFLPs and SSRs [ 8].
In the 1995 report, the advisory committee had concluded that "substantially higher atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases" constituted a "potential threat".
Responding to the government's initial proposal in July, Anderson had said that "such a board if properly constituted could bring advantages but the wrong decisions could substantially diminish the value that is offered by the current arrangements, particularly if there were any reluctance to share classified information with a larger and more varied group".
Women formally referred for delivery constituted a low proportion of all births, but contributed substantially to CS rates and adverse outcomes, indicating that the referral system does identify high-risk women.
The new model substantially modifies previous conceptions of this part of the shield as being constituted of blocks with sub-vertical margins and individual internal layering.
