Still, analysts said that government assistance would probably not result in a full recovery by May, which would signify the 16-month point of the recession.
All she could think was to tear a piece of a page from one of the hymnals and fold it into the shape of a snake, which would signify something, though she wasn't sure what, exactly.
"In his first Old Firm game in charge O'Neill's side hammered Rangers, 6-2, a result which would signify a shift in the Glasgow ascendancy as Celtic went on to win the treble," reports Campbell.
To compensate the North Koreans, the Clinton administration offered a presidential trip to Pyongyang, which would signify a new political relationship between the two countries, as well as hundreds of millions of dollars in annual food aid and other assistance.
The goal of this research is to increase the TPR and decrease FPR and TNR, which would signify a robust and optimal model.
One possible explanation for the origin of the observed superparamagnetic component of the magnetization would be the existences of non-localized holes and charge transfer which would signify that deviation from stoichiometry would make only a small paramagnetic contribution to the magnetization [31].
Whatever the politicians say, the markets are beginning to think that EMU has a while longer to stew--and that when it is finally served up, it may not taste as promised.True, the markets' jitters have not touched the French franc--which would signify real trouble for EMU--and French government bonds still carry lower yields than German ones.
Weng now had to choose between two big prizes: the ₱100,000 that the host Willie Revillame was offering her, or whatever was inside the white wheel, which, according to the rules, could be a jackpot prize of ₱2,000,000 (US$45,000), a jackpot prize of ₱1,000,000 (US$22,500), a jackpot prize of ₱500,000 (US$11,250), a house and lot, or nothing at all (which would be signified by the numeral zero).
But the Richmond measure was on the city's ballot, which, if it passed, would signify that, at least in this one case, soda taxes had popular support.
These apparent differences in waiting time cut-off point, signify that most cut-off points are set fairly arbitrarily and it raises the question which waiting time thresholds would signify timely access to care and could from that viewpoint be deemed acceptable.
Negative and significant estimates of β k in Eq. (1) would signify that cancer sites for which there was more pharmaceutical innovation had larger declines in mortality, controlling for changes in incidence.
