24 25 26 Although previous studies attempted to adjust for comorbidity, this adjustment has often had substantial limitations, the most important of which is reliance on administrative data that may have low sensitivity for the presence of comorbid illness.
Recognition of this fundamental principle presents a simple solution to the greatest limitation associated with conducting high-capacity absolute quantification using current protocols, which is reliance on target-specific standards.
Mr. DeVito represents the real trouble with the movie, which is its reliance on a sentimental conceit even dumber than the one that animates "Tooth Fairy".
I am aware that the sample size isn't much -- that's a problem with the practitioner-as-teacher model, which is over reliance on a personal perspective -- but the haphazard research I have done suggests others have the same sense.
There are two weaknesses in these data, however, the first of which is the reliance on a single technique without confirmation by independent measures.
The North American market can be a tough one to crack for a number of reasons, not the least of which is consumers' continued reliance on carriers.
Ironically, most of these schemes share capitalism's biggest flaw, which is its inherent reliance on growth.
Which is why Tata, Reliance, and Adani desperately need a tariff revision so they can raise rates on average citizens, and keep their profits up.
While asked to state his belief (i'tiqad) in the sense of opinion or reasoned conviction, the Jewish sage replies instead with a profession of faith (iman), signifying trust or steadfast reliance, which is typically the result of lived experiences that culminate in special relationships and understandings.
Shares in Reliance, which is based in Los Angeles, rose $3, to $43.28, or 7.6percentt.
Reliance, which is based in New York, had said it would announce the plan yesterday, the termination date of a tender offer by the billionaire corporate raider Carl C. Icahn for up to $40 million of Reliance senior notes.
