"The BBC's rationale for placing a high volume of provision with one provider was that it secured what the BBC believed to be a competitive price on the disposal of this part of BBC Resources".
Such students, as well as students who fail to complete after a period of dormancy, are counted in the calculation of completion rates but not in the full-time and part-time "volume of provision" fields.
Since this variable is not available for all banks, we capitalize the volume of impairment provisions of the last three years and substitute this amount in the numerator.
The database included patients' demographic and clinical information such as main diagnosis, co-morbidity, and provided procedures, and claim data on resource use such as the date and volume of service provision.
After establishing the joint venture in 2002, the total length of pipes and the volume of water provision have increased (see Fig. 5) and MAS-BCWLC has been in compliance with all requirements of the government, according to interviews with local officials.
4– 6, 8 Therefore, appropriate replacement of lost volume and provision of structure should correct these signs of aging, creating a more youthful appearance.
The expected mean of provision volume was modeled by provision dry weight, sex of egg laid on provision, nest social status, and an interaction between sociality and sex.
Hyponatraemia was further augmented by the provision of large volume of hypotonic feeds (DBM).
There is now a substantial volume of circuit and Supreme Court authority interpreting important provisions of the act, most of which is defendant-friendly, and district court judges are applying that fairly well-developed law to weed out the poorer cases.
Mr. Obama nevertheless challenged dozens of provisions early last year.
They ran out of provisions.
