Shelters go to great lengths to make their spaces cozy and welcoming for families over the holidays, she said, but there are inevitably things that victims have to give up to attain safety.
Shelters go to great lengths to make their spaces cozy and welcoming for families over the holidays, she said, but there are inevitably things that victims have to give up to attain safety. .
For each patient, all applicable score values were summed up to attain a total score for the patient.
Successful experiences should be extended with a view to helping Burkina Faso scale up to attain national goals.
This result may be considered to be adequate when taking into account that the response time for the mill hold-up to attain a new equilibrium value after the ensuing transient is of about 3 h.
As underreporting of second cancers has been noted to occur among elderly patients who frequently have other comorbid conditions (Fraumeni et al, 2006), we excluded women whose first breast cancer was diagnosed after the age of 75 years (n=33 214) and restricted follow-up to attained ages <80 years.
He runs the gamut of more than half believing in Seeing Stones and Celtic prophets, to a decision to give up hunting to attain a Buddhist serenity, and wonders, as well, if he is becoming a homosexual.
I would arrange them on my kitchen shelves by size, then rearrange them by color, then jumble them up, trying to attain the offhand simplicity of an Amish farmhouse.
Chelle Gluch, who lost a long shot bid for state Senate, has run her day-care for two decades and is finishing up work to attain a teacher's certificate.
Recently he designed - together with UNPAD, MAICH, MTF and Gema PKM - a successful Master Course on Integrated Microfinance Management for Poverty Reduction and Empowerment in Indonesia (IMM) at the Faculty of Economics and Business of Universitas Padjadjaran in Bandung, based on a bottom-up approach to attain sustainable community development.
They found progression of the disease in 79.5% patients up to 5 years and in 4.6% patients up to 8 years; subsequent to attaining a stationary course, none of the 44 subjects developed fresh symptoms or signs during a mean follow-up period of 9.7 years (range 2.5 23 years).
