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This would represent for a 20-ms oscillation cycle (50 Hz) a difference of about 5 ms (90° of the gamma cycle).

I do think that Lance should come clean, but I also know Lance and the sheer scale of what that would represent for him.

Based on Friday's closing prices, this would represent $46.46 for each Cytyc share, a 33percentt premium over its Friday close of $34.93.

This means that if policymakers can ensure that cotrimoxazole is provided by use of some implementation initiative costing below $12 per patient-year (over and above the estimated $6.51 per patient-year procurement cost of cotrimoxazole [ 28]), this would represent value for the health system.

The elite consensus is that this would represent economic suicide for the Greeks, as well as a potential disaster for Europe as a whole.

I could not say that this would represent a victory for us.

This would represent a shift for the Robertses.

Given the frequency that BP measurement is undertaken, this would represent significant savings for the NHS in England and Wales.

This would represent one way for commensal lactobacilli e.g. L. fermentum to exploit complex substrates in their local environment in order to survive on mucosal surfaces.

"This would represent a major failing for the General Assembly — and a betrayal for the member states, UN agencies, civil society, and public who have demanded so much more".

With historically low interest rates in the UK, this would represent another unwelcome blow for conscientious savers.