The sole large-scale unrest afflicting New Orleans that weekend was thirst and a hankering to bathe.
The 160th, the sole large Army unit specially trained for such a mission at night and in bad weather, has been involved in many major military operations.
The sole large U.S. public company in the space, Match Group, is also an IAC spin-out.
Anglo American has joined rivals Rio Tinto and Xstrata in announcing plans to slash expenditure on developing new projects, from copper to iron ore, leaving BHP Billiton as the sole large miner to have not significantly cut back on production.
The sole large population-based primary-care sample included in the meta-analysis above [ 2] did provide adjusted and unadjusted rates of depression and corrected for cardiovascular disease, but not for other diabetes related complications [ 16].
The sole large-scale randomized trial that was able to reveal some benefit was GISSI-HF which found a moderate, albeit significant benefit of ω-3 PUFA in addition to standard heart failure medication including a reduction in total mortality [ 133].
At NAMI-NYC Metro Ms. Oziranalyzedsigned, andlyzed and published the sole and largest qualitative evaluation of the mental health parity law in New York State, demonstrating the barriers faced by mental health consumers in accessing health benefits.
Editor's Note: UNICEF is the sole or largest provider of supplies and technical expertise for water, education, health and nutrition services in Somalia and continues to advocate for and support interventions to protect Somali children against violence, exploitation and abuse.
With the sole, admittedly large, exception of Florida, he has won solid victories only in states that are either small or very unlikely (such as Massachusetts) to vote Republican in the general election in November.As he contests the primaries, the Republican front-runner is the victim of a double squeeze.
Our results reveal that the sole dynamics of large duplications and large deletions implies a subtle bias toward genome shrinkage.
