Osteopenia was defined as −2.5 < T-score < −1.0, and osteoporosis as T-score < −2.5, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), based on the measurement of proximal femur (WHO 1994).
Seasonal vaccines have been trivalent, containing strains representing influenza A subtypes H1N1 and H3N2, and one influenza B strain, according to recommendations from the World Health Organization (WHO) based on forecasts from their global surveillance program.
Those students who, based on their answers to the questionnaire, exhibited "high prejudice" were placed with others equally biased.
The couple would choose an anonymous sperm donor who, based on sketchy information, had physical traits similar to the husband.
The big winners are usually people who, based on rational calculations, shouldn't have bet their time, money and ideas.
"These are two extremely dangerous people who, based on what they've done, are capable of great violence," said Assistant Chief Thomas P. Fahey, a Police Department spokesman.
There are even a few star game designers who, based on their reputations for creating best-selling games, can demand star-status salaries to develop new games.
Eventually, I came across entries about someone named Justin, who, based on what I read, seemed to be an adult pornography star.
These were the combatants: CHRISTY NEY, a stage manager on "Wicked" who, based on her effortless handling of the challenge "Perform three ballet steps," really missed her calling.
Mr Salmond – who, based on audience reaction, probably lost the debate because of the currency questions – closed the contest saying the vote was "our moment, let's take it".
So, we are left to guess about Chief Justice Roberts and Justice Kennedy, who based on their questions appear to be someplace in the middle.
