Men appear substantially less well served than women by health services, with longer delays in seeking healthcare [ 3– 5], gender disparities in life expectancy increasing, and little impact on adult mortality in men during a decade of substantial global investment in health services.
The latter would seem more to the point, but of the five composers Mr. Botstein presented, only Salomon Sulzer identified so thoroughly with his religion that he devoted his artistry substantially to serving it.
Redlining occurs when banks and other mortgage lenders either exclude minority neighborhoods from their "effective lending territories," or substantially under-serve such neighborhoods.
Perhaps understandably, the world number four was not at his best, and he will need to improve his serve substantially if he is to go further, but a quick victory was just what the circumstances required.
But when it comes down to it, Facebook fails to challenge Twitter with this new platform upgrade because the two companies ultimately serve substantially different behavioral paradigms.
George Will, a very influential conservative columnist wrote this earlier in the week, "Forces should be substantially reduced to serve a comprehensively revised policy.
Yet according to Jha and Konyndyk, only time will tell whether this outbreak gets substantially worse ― something Ron Klain, who served as Ebola czar under President Barack Obama during the last major crisis, has been concerned about.
Populations served by PCTs vary substantially (Table 1).
The White House said the eight new commutations Obama granted were for prisoners who likely would receive a substantially lower sentence today and would have already served their time.
According to the Justice Department, the American-US Airways merger would substantially reduce competition in over 1,000 city pairs served by the two airlines.
