The detailed report will expand on information provided in the summary; especially on details surrounding the nature of any negative history that includes complaints, disputes, or disciplinary actions that have been taken against the broker.
"Family Overtures," a musical introduction to the operetta giving plot summaries is especially suited to children and is free to ticket holders, tomorrow at 1 45 p.m. before the matinee performance.
Once the most feared man in Iraq after Mr. Hussein, Mr. Majid, 58, had jet-black hair, and an air of sinister purposefulness, under Mr. Hussein; he was filmed several times directing summary executions, especially during the 1991 Shiite uprising, and laughingly congratulating the men who carried them out.
In summary, dyscarbia especially hypocapnia should be associated with an increased harm after CA leading to increased unfavorable outcome or in-hospital mortality.
The results of this study support the use of the seven-subtest short form of the WAIS-3 in estimating full WAIS-3 summary scores, especially for FSIQ and VIQ.
In our method, the summary statistics, especially rMHH, are relatively robust against population demographic history when the test population has experienced fixation of a new advantageous mutation.
Change in the PedsQL Psychosocial summary score (especially the Emotional and School subscales) was associated with the Family activities subscale of the CHQ at follow-up (R = 0.693, P < 0.001; β psychosocial = 0.514, P = 0.026).
Summary statistics, especially the low differences of means, equal variance of the traits in both the whole and core collection and the visual inspection of quantile-quantile plots comparing the variation of phenotypic traits present in both collections indicated that the core collection well represented the pattern of diversity of the whole collection.
Short summaries add value", especially when you're trying to keep moving, or are imbibing information through a wearable computing device like Glass.
In our example review, while it was relatively easy to identify 'data' in the studies – usually in the form of quotations from the children themselves – it was often difficult to identify key concepts or succinct summaries of findings, especially for studies that had undertaken relatively simple analyses and had not gone much further than describing and summarising what the children had said.
