Categorise but withhold value judgments.
Much of the authority's problems are brought about because in the recent months of violence, Israel has begun to withhold value-added tax and customs revenues that it agreed to give the Palestinians.
We use a unique transaction-level dataset of reserve acquisitions by oil-industry multinationals compiled by IHS Herold to examine managerial decisions to reveal or withhold value-relevant information about firm investment.
In a decision analysis examining the risks of ICH progression versus the risks of VTE, the authors concluded that there was no clear benefit to providing (expected value = 0.89) or withholding (expected value = 0.90) thromboprophylaxis with low-molecular-weight heparin (LMWH).
In a December filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, USA Interactive accused Vivendi of withholding payments valued at $620 million, part of the taxable income of the entertainment assets that are supposed to be distributed to the partners at the end of each year.
These findings propose that MNV could withhold prognostic value in the setting of MI.
For LDL-cholesterol and HbA1c, we withheld the last value of each year for longitudinal analysis.
Models that had L withheld had the lowest DIC values suggesting that they were the most acceptable models.
For particular conditions, these structures can be prepared with relatively planar interfaces, revealing layer-by-layer growth and withholding hardness values up to 60 GPa.
This phenomenon underscores that morphological characteristics of neutrophils could withhold great prognostic value post-MI, being directly and imminently influenced by the damaged myocardium.
Since large animal models enable clinical treatment regimens, delivery route, and identical function-related measurements, they are considered to withhold greater translational value than small animal models and are therefore superior for efficacy testing [ 6– 10].
