Globally, the current largest cohort living with diabetes is the 40 59-years 40 59-yearsbut by 2030, the 60–79-yeage agroupoup is expected to supersede them, with 196 million people affected [ 7].
The results of this review suggest that handheld computers have the potential not only to overcome some of the limitations of conventional paper and pencil devices but to supersede them, particularly with respect to improving timeliness of data handling.
**** The King's Curse by Philippa Gregory Simon and Schuster £7.99 With no sign of our Tudor passion waning, Gregory cleverly marries her interest in the Plantagenets with the family that superseded them in a novel that's expansive, if a little too heavy on the exposition.
Spicer left in protest over the news that Trump had appointed Scaramucci as communications director, effectively superseding Spicer with a hedge fund manager with no previous political experience.
A lack of physical activity has been reported to be a major predicting factor of childhood obesity, superseding compliance with a Mediterranean diet [ 52].
But last month, a state prosecutor filed a superseding indictment charging them with racketeering, burglary, grand theft, codeine possession, and trafficking several types of painkillers, among other charges.
The great archaic sandstone building blocks used by the Badami Chalukyas were superseded with smaller blocks of soapstone and with smaller masonry.
Peer review is a central tenet of modern academic science, and, according to critics, the new bill threatens to supersede it with politics.
By the time the EPA had implemented such a ruling, Congress would probably have superseded it with a new law.That is the point, environmental groups say.
The goal of this diplomacy should be agreement on how to either amend the treaty or supersede it with a new agreement that can regulate the development of reasonable missile defenses.
