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Under the system outlined by the N.C.S., government officials would be given an access code to allow priority calls.
US officials will fly to London next week to discuss with ministers how sweeping changes to the banking system outlined by President Barack Obama to fight Wall Street's excesses might be implemented in the City.
The undergraduate program, with only the partial exception of those majors run through the University's School of Engineering, is still based on the version of the "residential college system" outlined by Clark Kerr and Dean McHenry at the inception of their original plans for the campus (see History, above).
Serum samples were treated with receptor-destroying enzyme (Accurate Chemical and Scientific Corp., Westbury, NY) to remove nonspecific receptors and the anti-viral antibody titers were evaluated using the HI assay system outlined by the WHO Animal Influenza Training Manual (WHO/CDS/CSR/NCS/2002.5).
TNM staging was performed according to the system outlined by the American Joint Committee on Cancer (2002) [7].
Based on the classification system outlined by Khoshnood et al, 15 cases of CHD were categorised as severe, moderate and mild CHD.
We designed this study to comply with the guidelines for reliability studies of fracture classification systems outlined by Audigé, Bhandari and Kellam [ 26].
The long-awaited proposal to overhaul the business tax system, outlined today by State Treasurer John E. McCormac, would increase projected collections by nearly $800 million in the 2003 fiscal year, which begins July 1.
S is for steadiness in the DISC personality-profiling system, outlined in 1928 by psychologist William Moulton Marston (also the creator of Wonder Woman).
We created the top 30 Mobile Advertisers guide by using the social scoring system outlined in my book Socialized!
A system recently outlined by researchers at Google amounts to personalized TV without the fancy set-top equipment required by previous (and failed) attempts at interactive television.
