Two composite samples, with apportioned contributions from RWC and MS, were prepared from the Boise ambient samples and tested for tumor-initiation potency.
Compared with excluding notifications with unknown Aboriginality data from the analysis, or apportioning notifications with unknown Aboriginality based on the proportion of cases with known Aboriginality, the rate ratios of chlamydia, syphilis and hepatitis C among Aboriginal relative to non-Aboriginal people decreased when Aboriginality data from data linkage was included.
Mr. Lehrer, 48, said he grew up in Bayside when the borough was still "Archie Bunker's Queens," with neatly apportioned neighborhoods of Jewish, Irish and Italian immigrants.
Finn's traumas have been well documented, with blame apportioned where it should not have been, and there is no evidence to suggest that he is close to the pace he generated from a shortened (not short) run in New Zealand two years ago.
Ito et al. (2006), for example, examined time-series mortality risks associated with PM2.5 apportioned impacts from four PCA/UNMIX and two PMF models in Washington, DC.
Given the zeal with which they are apportioning still-hypothetical money, it may be worth asking a few questions: If it does, how much of it will really be available for the types of new initiatives the candidates are proposing?
A8 Report Faults Retired Agents With a new report apportioning blame at the C.I.A. for intelligence failures before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the fight over who did what before the hijackers struck is increasingly about reputations, because most of the central figures retired last year.
He recounts an incident in which Pattabi's wife Hema had fought with Rajan for not apportioning the property.
The calculation of notification rates by apportioning notifications with unknown Aboriginality using the proportional method preserves the rate-ratios observed in the pre-linkage data, and also overestimates the notification rates generated using the linked data among Aboriginal people.
