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Table 12. Analysis 2c: metric selection results. Metric - stressor correlation was consistent (yes) if the sign of the correlation was as expected. Xxxxxxxx rank correlation between the EQR, calculated using the formula EQR1, and the stressor is reported. A metric was redundant (redundancy=yes) if correlated (r>0.
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Table 12. Frequency of Slut as Reference by Relationship “close” relationships at 2.0, while the rest of use and relationships measure at 1.0. The mode for each relationship by use is 1.0. Further, the breakdown of frequency by relationship, in Table 13, was overwhelming reported as “never”. However, use was still highest among “close friends”, at ‘hardly ever’, followed by ‘once a week/day’. 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 64 67 67 49 54 50 32 16 9 11 5 4 2 521 632 753 0 0 0 0 2 1
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Table 12. Anticipated impacts of contextualised pathways in Kinzigtal Informal carer (I/FC) Social care provider (SCP) Health care provider (HCP) Third-sector care provider (TSCP)
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  • Cancer Causes in Developed and Developing Countries (2010): Percentage Breakdown by Risk Factors – Diet or Nutrition, Infections, Tobacco, and Other Factors (includes corresponding Graph/Chart) Types of Cancers Prostate CancerSelect FDA-Approved Prostate Cancer DrugsSelect Prostate Cancer Agents in Mid- & Late-Stage Clinical Development Table 12.

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  • See Table 1-2 to determine when the travel status begins and ends for a traveler who is not an aircrew member or courier.

  • As a result, the amount of income you must have before you are required to file a U.S. income tax return is lower than the applicable amount in Table 1-1 or Table 1-2.

  • Table 1.2 contains the list of StratusLab partners and relevant contacts.

  • Table 12 tallies the number of staff members who resigned over the past four years.

  • DependentsIf you are a dependent (one who meets the de- pendency tests in chapter 3), see Table 1-2 to find out whether you must file a return.

  • Maintenance repair priorities are listed in Table 1.2 This does not prohibit the Production Superintendent (Pro Super), in coordination with the Maintenance Operations Center (MOC), from changing the maintenance repair priority when warranted.


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Table 12. Key state funding programs and amounts for Chesapeake Bay Restoration Projects.
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Table 12 means the table entitled “Aircraft Information Table 12 for the Substitute 767 Aircraft to the Purchase Agreement”.
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Table 12. Drug names and routes of administration that are mentioned in documents. TALC POWDER 570 ESTRADIOL TABLET 78 SODIUM CHLORIDE INJECTABLE 429 IBUPROFEN TABLET 77 DIMETHYL SULFOXIDE SOLUTION 276 IFOSFAMIDE INJECTABLE 76 INSULIN INJECTABLE 265 INDOMETHACIN CAPSULE 75 FLUOROURACIL SOLUTION 256 AMPICILLIN CAPSULE 72 DEXAMETHASONE SOLUTION 247 BALANCED SALT SOLUTION 71 LENTE INJECTABLE 242 PREDNISONE TABLET 70 STERILE WATER LIQUID 229 ISOFLURANE LIQUID 70 SODIUM BICARBONATE INJECTABLE 183 POTASSIUM IODIDE SOLUTION 70 CYCLOSPORINE SOLUTION 181 MEGESTROL ACETATE SUSPENSION 66 PREDNISONE SOLUTION 176 THIOTEPA INJECTABLE 65 FLUOROURACIL INJECTABLE 153 SIMVASTATIN TABLET 65 IBUPROFEN SUSPENSION 150 LOVASTATIN TABLET 64 CISPLATIN INJECTABLE 149 MERCAPTOPURINE TABLET 62 DEXAMETHASONE INJECTABLE 147 HYDROCORTISONE POWDER 62 CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE INJECTABLE 140 TAXOTERE INJECTABLE 61 MAGNESIUM SULFATE INJECTABLE 133 DIAZEPAM SOLUTION 60 ETOPOSIDE INJECTABLE 133 DACARBAZINE INJECTABLE 59 AMMONIUM CHLORIDE INJECTABLE 127 FLUOROURACIL CREAM 58 PACLITAXEL INJECTABLE 126 TESTOSTERONE INJECTABLE 57 INDOMETHACIN SUSPENSION 118 THEOPHYLLINE SOLUTION 56 TAXOL INJECTABLE 113 FUROSEMIDE SOLUTION 56 ADENOSINE INJECTABLE 112 FLUTAMIDE CAPSULE 55 MITOMYCIN INJECTABLE 109 HYDROCHLOROTHIAZIDE SOLUTION 55 CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE TABLET 107 POTASSIUM CHLORIDE INJECTABLE 55 CARBOPLATIN INJECTABLE 102 PREDNISOLONE TABLET 55 MITOXANTRONE INJECTABLE 101 PENTOSTATIN INJECTABLE 54 CYCLOSPORINE INJECTABLE 97 TRETINOIN SOLUTION 53 CYTARABINE INJECTABLE 96 FLUOXETINE CAPSULE 53 ETOPOSIDE CAPSULE 94 FOLIC ACID INJECTABLE 53 NAPROXEN SUSPENSION 92 ACYCLOVIR SUSPENSION 53 IBUPROFEN CAPSULE 92 CLADRIBINE INJECTABLE 52 DEXAMETHASONE TABLET 88 HYDROXYUREA CAPSULE 51 ERYTHROMYCIN SOLUTION 80 BENZYL BENZOATE EMULSION 50 CYCLOSPORINE CAPSULE 79 ... ... ...
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Table 12. Means across the evaluators of the inter-segment angles between parent and child reference systems. Hindfoot/tibia (HF/TB), forefoot/hindfoot (FF/HF), toes/forefoot (TO/FF). Subject 1 Subject 2 Subject 3 mean (deg) mean (deg) mean (deg) HF/TB -8.41 (1.36) -18.72 (3.45) -24.12 (1.64) 13.93 (1.36) 4.50 (5.34) -9.69 (0.26) -8.15 (3.02) -5.40 (3.32) -16.37 (1.72) FF/HF -3.34 (3.55) 1.19 (3.80) -6.64 (2.66) 5.67 (1.14) -10.11 (3.63) -4.82 (0.90) -6.73 (2.32) 10.37 (1.16) -5.85 (5.00) TO/FF 0.00 0.00 9.58 (2.40) 0.00 0.00 -7.77 (3.37) 0.00 0.00 -2.84 (7.04) Some operator-dependent variability in the orientation of adjacent segments was found, even if this aspect was less dramatic than the others investigated within the study. The issue of the repeatability of joint axes definition could be solved by introducing semi-automatic fitting routines. These have now been implemented and will be described in the section dedicated to the updated modelling pipeline.
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Table 12. Taxable income: comparison of weighted and unweighted indicators Taxable income (unweighted) Taxable income (weighted* ) mean 19878 21561 25% 12138 13369 50% 17826 19774 75% 25233 27295 * weights are calculated following the indirect sampling methodology (see § 4.3.1)
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Table 12. Correlation between the Tonometers in the high IOP Group
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