In particular, some subgroup analysis, for example, comparison of patients with and without the continuance of anticoagulants after admission, may not be statistically reliable owing to the small number of patients.
For modern Aboriginals, written literature has been a way of both claiming a voice and articulating a sense of cohesion as a people faced with real threats to the continuance of their culture.
This seems all the more valuable at the end of the story, when Shmuel realises that his future lies not with her, but in the continuance of his own independent "wondering" – strengthened by the resilience she has helped to build in him.
With full confidence in the continuance of that candor and generous indulgence from my fellow-citizens at large which I have heretofore experienced, and with a firm reliance on the protection of Almighty God, I shall forthwith commence the duties of the high trust to which you have called me.
The percentage of adverse effects agreed with the literature, signaling the continuance of the study in order to ensure the effective dose of iron intake and the safety standard of the medication [ 11- 17].
The letter, from Deputy Assistant Attorney General Shannen W. Coffin, noted that the injunction reopening the ports required that work continue "at a normal and reasonable rate of speed," and without the union's interfering with "the orderly continuance of work".
Moreover, Bloemer and Odekerken-Schröder [7] described that continuance commitment has a negative causal relationship with price insensitivity: The higher the continuance commitment, the higher the sensitivity towards the price.
With a contingent annuity, each payment is contingent on the continuance of a given status, as with a life annuity under which each payment is contingent on the survival of one or more specified persons.
The judge denied the continuance and ordered everyone to proceed with the trial as scheduled.
