The authority is using a one-off government grant of £2.4m to support the tax freeze.
The new correlation was tested using a "one-off" validation procedure.
Household wealth was measured using a one-off household asset survey carried out in 2007.
We excluded non-randomised studies, studies comparing β-blockers with another treatment, studies using a one-off dose preoperatively rather than a course of β-blockers extending into the postoperative period and studies which did not report intention-to-treat data.
Surgeons also completed individual questionnaires regarding their demographics, previous background, and professional experience, using a one off survey.
Given considerable external competition from messages promoting the benefits of alcohol use, a one-off program that modifies incorrect knowledge and alters perceptions of binge drinking as a fun, recreational activity represents an important step.
First, it is exceedingly difficult to guess whether individuals of limited means will use a one-time stimulus to pay off credit card debt, save for major expenditures or spend on current consumption.
This validated test can be used as a one-off skills level bench-mark.
This business model – that builds on and amplifies the first and second models – creates value by selling pre-designed, proven and tested web applications with all the business processes built in and the instructions on how to use them for a one-off payment.
The Warriors were given permission by the Rugby Football Union to use Richards in a one-off advisory capacity as part of a review into why they were relegated from the Premiership this season and the club's owner, Cecil Duckworth, said he would be interested in a more permanent partnership eventually.
While users can use Rocket Lawyer on a one-off basis, many of the site's users pay for actual legal advice along with access to the documents.
