The third Monday of January was designated so that his celebration wouldn't be too close to the juggernauts of Christmas and New Year's Day.
In most countries, notifiable diseases are designated so that regular, frequent, and timely information can be generated by surveillance systems [ 4, 5].
Second, in our prospective study, a sibling oocyte model was designated so that the patients served as their own control, and much larger numbers of MII oocytes (n = 1163) were included in order to draw a firmer statistical conclusion compared to the earlier time-lapse studies with sibling oocytes [ 32, 33].
In that sense, the exchange, which has 536 employees, is not unlike most, if not all, of the roughly two dozen other companies that have been designated so far for about $70 million in grants under a program using federal money to retain big employers or to attract them to Lower Manhattan after the attack on the World Trade Center.
A few of them, marked by smaller white boxes, are also at the correct depth level to possibly accept the packet, but the routing rules are designed so that all but the designated forwarder discard the packet.
No specific corridor had been designated at that point, and so -- he told me -- "I figured anything was fair game".
To simplify analyses, we assigned those nine as specialists on the habitat where their density was highest, so that 171 species were designated specialists on one habitat only: 69 species associated with the depression, 31 with flat terrain, 26 with gullies, 37 with the slopes, and eight with ridge (Chuyong et al. [2011]).
Some were designated saints.
Mr. Arker gave no specifics on the number of housing units that would be designated as so-called workforce housing.
Rob: They've been designated... Paul: That's right.
