Most firms expect continued heavy write-downs this year but an improvement thereafter: RBS, for example, reckons its bad bank has now recognised some 50-75% of the impairments the assets are expected to generate.
While it is well known that Abraham Lincoln always carried a book of Burns' poems in his pocket, maybe Burns was more widely appreciated at his death in 1796 and shortly thereafter than we realise, for example by the great German poet Friedrich Schiller?
If rats eat some novel-flavoured substance and shortly thereafter are made mildly ill (for example, by an injection of a drug such as apomorphine or lithium chloride), they afterward will show a marked aversion to the novel food.
It is certainly not a truism that legislation which is given the closest possible scrutiny is thereafter free from doubt – consider, for example, the Law of Property (Miscellaneous Provsions) Act 1989, which we always used to call the mysterious provisions Act because nobody was quite sure what its ambit was (as has subsequently proved to be the case).
Thereafter, this percentage remains constant, and, for example, there is no significant difference in the fiber type distribution patterns between 6-year-old children and adults [ 249].
This was because participants were thereafter not contactable despite repeated attempts (for example, were not available at home or had moved residence); or became symptomatic (for example, had to be admitted to inpatient care).
Thereafter, paracentesis could be repeated if clinically indicated (for example by dyspnoea or pain) and if there had been no increase in serum creatinine after the first intervention.
For example, Franco's first batters hit.288,.197 thereafter.
Thereafter, all variants were checked for their presence in known databases, for example, dbSNP.
For example, Ms. W's mother died in childbirth, and shortly thereafter, the father blamed and abandoned her.
