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There was an even distribution of fractures across the age cohorts, and most fractures were sustained from a high-energy transfer mechanism.

The matter got worse as the Perak Ruler worked in cohorts with Najib and the ruling National Front Coalition government.

The word association network of two cohorts of adults was studied respectively using graph theory and network analysis methods.

It is still a useful military motif: recall the playing cards used to represent Saddam Hussein and his most-wanted cohorts.

Wang and his cohorts say China needs to beef up its Navy if it continues buying up natural resources everywhere from Australia to Africa.

But the proportions seem to be shifting sharply in favour of the older cohorts, especially those aged 55 to 65.

When the opposition and their cohorts are restrained, they will have little or no power left with which to hold up your evolution.

Background Ankle sprain has been studied in athletic cohorts, but little is known of its epidemiology in the general population.

Cohorts that are significantly different should be identified within the graphics, as well as discussed within the results.

God does not restrain his anger; even the cohorts of Rahab cowered at his feet.

Brainstorm with your teammates and cohorts on all the possible ways to contact and interact with your clients.

Lucifer and his cohorts chose to make of themselves the Gods, and interrupted the normal progression of evolution upon the planet.

The proper targeting strategy for fast domestic growth through consumer credit is to penetrate the cohorts that have cards and use them.

I mean, we originally had the entry to Burning Crusade's Dark Portal as a bunch of cohorts walking around, and people reacted badly.

Frequency of stroke in Europe: A collaborative study of population-based cohorts.

But let. . . let me just tell you what it, it, is Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg, and he and some cohorts planned, look - very handsome!

We divided our customers into cohorts, looking at the new customers who joined each day as a distinct group.

Current literature informs that the Geriatric Depression Scale accurately predicts a diagnosis of depression in community nursing cohorts.

Nancy Pelosi, the speaker-elect, has picked a nice new office, but she and her cohorts cannot start passing laws until January.

The statistical analysis was adjusted for the different size cohorts , assuring statistical significance.

Mr. Kamel and his cohorts, who had already begun plotting their protest, now had another powerful recruiting force.

Also, the findings were restricted to a Caucasian cohort and may not be generalizable to other ethnic cohorts.

Screenings of birth cohorts of vaccines aim to break the transmission chain of chlamydia.

However, because of the small number of patients and the high dropout rate, these findings need to be corroborated in larger cohorts.

There is always a possibility that variations are the result not of changes during the life-course, but of differences between cohorts.

But those figures may change as the approach becomes more common and new cohorts of offenders affect the statistics.

Objective: To compare the global structures of cognitive associative networks in Chinese young and old cohorts by network analysis.

The sooner this evil dictator and his cohorts is removed, by whatever means, the better.

Patients with any cancer diagnosis were excluded to ensure that all participants were cancer-free at the start of both cohorts.

Prospective demographic and health cohorts are the most accurate method to assess child mortality and other demographic indices.

Further research may help to identify authentic activities in online units that are offered to large student cohorts.

Methods: The study was a prospective population-based case-referent study nested within the Northern Sweden Cohorts.

The first few cohorts will get degrees from Liverpool; the new university will soon award its own degrees.

Institutions must consider thoroughly how best to balance the interest between the 'old and fit' researchers and their younger cohorts.

In his factories he employed cohorts of skilled glass-blowers and legions of mould-boys.

He is one of the cohorts of the local political boss .

A series of ecologic analyses of pertussis notifications during epidemic periods in relevant age cohorts were conducted.

Yet, follow-up integrals hae been short, and study cohorts small precluding definitive assessment of sacroplasty's safety and efficacy.

My sister and I were cohorts in this great and terrible deed.

Dress simply, pursue nature but not flubdub. Mind the fashion of your age cohorts ; be polite according to different occasion.

Each curve in the figure reveals high lung cancer death rates in successive birth cohorts at the same age.

For instance, more recent cohorts from KIPP's New York City schools are completing college at a 46 percent rate.

In the upcoming expansion, a new tool for finding a hearty group of cohorts will be available: our new Looking For Group interface!

Penalties increased ten-fold and cohorts of police were mobilized for enforcement.

The gene variants we discovered are worthy of further analysis in independent cohorts.

By Sir Nicholas's moral calculus, even small harms amount to big losses when added up over enough cohorts.

Attempts toimprove the educational attainment of future cohorts ofworkers through educational reform are vitally important.

We find strong differences in health outcomes for different age cohorts and gender.

I agree. He must have other cohorts around here. Let's be careful.

It is the clearest possible directive to Gaddafi and his cohorts to end the killing.

The latest reports suggest his fed-up cohorts may have finally sent him packing.

Graduates in unlucky cohorts suffer a wage decline of 6-7% for each percentage-point increase in the overall unemployment rate.

Twelve studies, consisting of 13 independent cohorts, met the inclusion criteria.

With the two cohorts combined, nasal bone absence had a sensitivity of 47. 6% and specificity of 100%.

Robinson and his cohorts were soon ejected from the hall.

A multistate model depicted six cohorts of 100 000 15-year-old girls who survived until the age of 45 years.

The overall survival curves of the 2 cohorts were superimposable, the researchers commented.

Are mutations that affect this pathway present in independent cohorts of people who stutter?

We conducted a historical cohort study of consecutive indigenous birth cohorts between 1 April 1998 and 28 February 2005.

Birth cohorts who lived in areas with relatively heavy precipitation when they were younger than 3 had higher autism prevalence rates.

In women, an upward trend appeared only in the cohorts born after 1953.

The study cohorts were compared with regard to disease presentation, treatment, and oncologic outcomes.

Only the blessed cohorts who retired in 1998 and 1999 did better.

Ultimately, we abstracted data from 70 articles and 40 cohorts.

In some age cohorts, there are 20 million more males than females.

Methods: Study cohorts included 24, 773 Finnish men and 26, 153 women aged 25 to 74 years without a history of PD and stroke at baseline.

group-synchronous development At least two cohorts of oocytes can be distinguished in the maturing ovary;

Simple Demographic Model to Predict Multiple Cardiometabolic Risk Factors in Two Well-Known Observational Cohorts

The cashiered dictator and His cohorts have all written their memoirs

Comparability of cohorts on the basis of the design or analysis

Comparison of the fasting and the 2h glucose criteria for diabetes in different Asian cohorts

why don ' t you two invite your female cohorts over