Finally, one possible explanation for the observed differences in mathematics achievement between countries may be the pervasiveness of supplementary, out-of-school instruction for East Asian students (Bray, 2003; Bray and Kwo, 2013).
Missing information includes costs distinguished by basic and supplementary insurance, out-of-pocket expenses, morbidity, work absence, subjective health, and patient satisfaction.
If Danish-born residents are more likely than immigrants to receive supplementary reimbursement for out-of-pocket drug expenditures, we may have underestimated income related disparities.
She said that during that time she taught primary school children in supplementary schools - which offer out-of-hours teaching - helping improve literacy and numeracy skills.
For the supplementary health insurance and/or patient out-of-pocket costs, treatment by CM-GPs was less expensive due to the lower consultation costs (6.19 € vs 11.20 € for Ho-GPs) whereas the prescription cost was comparable between the Ho-GPs and the CM-GPs patients (15.87 € vs 15.24 € respectively).
Where it is necessary to carry out-of-plane loads, supplementary simple structural surfaces (SSSs) are provided, for example as floor cross-members and parcel shelves.
The different costs were compared from the point of view of Social Security, supplementary health insurance and the patients' out-of-pocket expenditures.
A finite element (FE) model consisting of the tested steel arch and the loading system is established for carrying out supplementary numerical investigation on the inelastic out-of-plane buckling strength of the fixed steel arches.
Quantitative fluorescent PCR analysis of genomic DNA confirmed that ISPD exons 6, 7 and 8 were homozygously duplicated in Case 9, resulting in an out-of-frame duplication (Supplementary Fig. 4) and that both her parents were carriers of the mutation (data not shown).
To determine the cell-cycle phenotype, we selected a cut point of 30% for Mcm2 protein expression to define a group (Mcm2 <30%, phenotype I) in which the majority of tumour cells reside in an out-of-cycle state (Supplementary Figure 3, Figure 4).
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