Under the scant shade of a thorn tree, the camp chiefs thank CRS for the help they've received: food, water, hygiene and sanitation supplies.
Kovac's coaching experience amounts to five games with the Under-21s and a scant handful with the grown-ups, so it may be a little early to draw conclusions.
Both neglected and under-reported, there is scant epidemiological data on leptospirosis therefore masking the true scope of disease prevalence and making reliable morbidity and mortality statistics difficult to ascertain [ 3].
Working mothers were much rarer; the range of high quality daycare that parents and children are able to access today was almost nonexistent; and our knowledge of the psychological development of under fives was scant.
Typically, Herodotus gives you everything you could conceivably want to know about Persia, from the semi-mythical, Oedipus-like childhood of Cyrus (he's condemned to exposure as a baby but returns as a young man, disastrously for those who wanted him to die), to the imperial zenith under Darius, a scant two generations later.
In August 2007, after decades of under investment and scant policy attention, the Premier of Victoria announced his government's commitment to 'a new era in the education and development of our children' (Office of the Premier, 2007).
Optimized antibiotic dosing may help reduce this burden; however, data to guide dosing in patients with severe sepsis/septic shock and multiple organ dysfunction under CRRT are scant.
In Ashton-under-Lyne jobcentre, there was scant sympathy among claimants that their job coaches may endure the same process as them.
With scant opportunities under communism to join in the costly business of finding new drugs, the newcomers' drug companies all produce almost nothing but generics, except for Pliva, a Croatian firm that has developed a well-selling antibiotic.
