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The disjointed records, redundancy of information and sheer volume of shifting data in multiple displays add a significant challenge to clinicians' sense-making process [ 75– 75].

Whilst the sheer volume of stock shifted means that Primark has new 'drops' daily, keeping shoppers returning regularly they are there primarily for the bargains rather than the fashion per se.

"The for-profit education sector business model invokes much of the same characteristics of what happened with subprime housing and securitization, namely that the schools can capture all of the upside of increased volume while shifting all of the downside risk somewhere else," said Gene Sperling, director of the National Economic Council.

The amounts of shifted and free oligonucleotide were quantitated as follows: % ssDNA bound  =  (VS/ VS+VF)) ×100, where VS represents the volume of the shifted and VF the volume of unshifted oligonucleotide in the sample lane of interest.

Boulain and other workers have recently shown that PLE produces a rapid and sustained rise in stroke volume over a period of 4 min, and that the amount of blood volume shifted from the legs toward the central compartment during the postural change is about 300 ml [ 4, 5].

The other volumes had working subtitles of Shifting Winds and Tarmon Gai'don for the second and third installments respectively.

For each ROI the data of voxels in each volume (shifted by 1 volume  = 3.2 s to account for the lag of the hemodynamic response) were extracted and vectorized.

Subtract price inflation of about 2.5% and the volume of goods being shifted by Morrisons is about 8% lighter than last Christmas, which was itself regarded a washout.

Disparities continue to grow as providers consolidate and the volume of patients has shifted to higher-priced providers located in outpatient clinics.

The elution volume of MglB is shifted to an apparent lower molecular mass with increasing salt concentrations, indicating increasing dissociation of the multimer (Supplementary Figure S2C).

From this we infer that the measurements of the volume of blood shifts were also accurate.