Absence of a food effect was to be concluded if point estimates and 90% confidence intervals (CIs) for ratios of geometric means for Cmax and AUC 0,∞), with and without food, were contained entirely within the equivalence interval of 80 125%.
The meat of the response to criticisms he received about, among other things, his putting and a career without a major, was contained in examples like these: "Just sick of negative a******** sat behind a keyboard with a pitiful life mate, that's all".
In contrast, a cluster of 4 patients infected with K. oxytoca in a geographically distant medical ward without contaminated sinks was contained with implementation of active screening and contact precautions.
It assumes that the threats from future failed states, such as Afghanistan, can be contained without expeditionary forces.
By now, though, the violence has probably spread too far to be contained without more muscular intervention.
All of us are assured that the cost of Medicare can be contained without the program's beneficiaries' feeling a significant impact.
Boeing, based in Chicago, has said repeatedly that any problems with the batteries can be contained without threatening the planes and their passengers.
Some believe that a Greek default can be contained without risk of contagion to other countries such as Spain or Italy, but others insist it would create a financial tsunami through bank runs, deeper recession and intolerable unemployment across Europe.
But now, as the Bush administration prepares to invade Iraq, the no-flight zones sit on the edge of political oblivion, the very symbols of the idea, now scorned, that Mr. Hussein's ambitions could be contained without war.
For example, banks that are organised into discrete subsidiaries may be less costly to save than banks with more centralised structures because specific problems can be contained without necessarily affecting the whole group.
