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That grant, approved in December 2001, was ultimately reported to have been made at an Apple board meeting that October — a session that never took place.

The couple's joint net worth was ultimately reported to be $350 million, of which Cruise was credited with $250 million.

The concert was ultimately reported to be the eighteenth approved event of 2014 for the Rose Bowl.

"We think the potential for upside when the quarter is ultimately reported is relatively high," wrote the analyst in a report Friday.

It also requires interpolation between these markers and the regular, set physical positions that are ultimately reported.

In next generation sequencing, these changes are ultimately reported as adenosine to guanine or cytosine to thymine transitions.

Additionally, different probe designs and resolutions of the various microarray platforms, and the choice of statistical approach will all influence which genes are ultimately reported as significant.

However, the participants' fears of perceived repercussions of non-adherence (such as being discontinued from the trial) may not necessarily be alleviated based on the type of method (quantitative or qualitative) used to solicit experiences with adherence when the information is ultimately reported by participants to study staff members at the study clinic.

The individual was ultimately overpowered," reported Tibbett, adding that while the man was originally arrested for strong-arm robbery, due to his use of force, the crime was ultimately recorded as an incident of shoplifting and battery against the loss prevention officer.

Environmental Protection Agency chief Scott Pruitt was reportedly an advocate of holding "red team/blue team" debates to publicly critique climate science, but that idea was ultimately blocked by the White House, reported The New York Times in March.

While in one case resuscitation was ultimately unsuccessful, the attending teams reported that telemedicine had benefits because the intensivists could directly observe cardio-pulmonary resuscitation, bagging and the patient monitor and recommend interventions based on visual information that would not be available during a telephone call.