Only three other lenders in Europe failed the EBA's test, among them the Bank of Cyprus and the Cyprus Popular Bank (the Laiki Bank) -- the two banks whose depositors are being "bailed-in", losing as much as 60% of their deposits in the former, and the latter simply being shut down.
As the result did not converge, probably due to the low degrees of freedom, we performed an association test among them ((Map)*(Classification 21 6 ka)*(Classification 6 0 ka)).
Warwickshire's Jonathan Trott was part of England's 14-man squad for this game, but other names are sure to be mentioned in the 10 days before the Oval Test – among them Middlesex's Owais Shah, Kent's Rob Key and, for the romantics, the Surrey veteran Mark Ramprakash.
Wikia faces many tests, among them manipulation, he said, calling it "a real concern for Wikia".
He ordered a variety of tests, among them a barium swallow, an imaging test that uses X-rays to inspect the upper gastrointestinal tract.
Correspondingly, districts that spend relatively little on patronage positions rank high on standardized tests, among them Districts 2 and 26 in Queens, and 31 on Staten Island.
The article lauded AbbVie's DriveForFive.com, an unbranded site that encourages men to have regular checkups and to ask their doctors about five tests, among them tests for cholesterol and blood pressure — and testosterone.
No full-scale tests among them had been conducted, but Gunn was not optimistic, the inland Eskimos are believed to have strong taboos against eating food from the sea -or, as they called it, animals without legs.
A variety of tests, among them examinations of blood and urine, will continue over the next several days, and the doctors are expected to measure the patient's bilirubin, a component of bile, on a daily basis.
Writer deplores the hazardous effects of H-bomb testing, among them cancer & genetic disintegration, and does not feel that either of the Presidential candidates, Eisenhower or Stevenson, has quite told the changing facts of life on earth.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, November 3 , 1956P. 198 Writer deplores the hazardous effects of H-bomb testing, among them cancer & genetic disintegration, and does not feel that either of the Presidential candidates, Eisenhower or Stevenson, has quite told the changing facts of life on earth.
