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Table 16. The Java constructor for Lemma By default a lemma is valid if it contains a not empty identifier and a valid (not empty) writtenform. The attribute isvalid is crucial for the software since the procedures skips non valid lemmas

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Table 16. Child with fever receives appropriate antimalarial treatment: Percentage of children 0-23 months with a febrile episode that ended during the last two weeks who were treated with an effective anti-malarial drug within 24 hours after the fever began. Table 17: Prenatal Care: Percentage of mothers of children 0-23m who had at least one prenatal visit prior to the birth of her youngest child less than 24 months of age Table 18: Prenatal Care-3 or more visits: Percentage of mothers of children 0-23m who had at least three prenatal visit prior to the birth of her youngest child less than 24 months of age

Table 16. Newsprint Pricing for Standard 48.8 Gram Newsprint: U.S. Dollars Per Metric Ton, Delivered: Average Contract Transaction Price For All Buyers: East Coast" in the issue of the Paper Trader that reports prices effective on that Pricing Date.

Examples of Table 16 in a sentence

• Table 1.6 below lists the Management Subscriptions offered by Red Hat and the Unit description that is used to measure your use of the Management Subscription(s).

• The Exhibits listed in Table 1.6 contain additional information concerning the scope of the Management Subscriptions and how Red Hat provides Subscription Services to you.

• The mortality rating on each individual risk must not exceed 500% (Table 16 or P), or its equivalent on a flat extra premium basis.

• The Labour Index shall be the index of Average Earnings excluding bonuses for the Whole Economy, Table 16 in the Labour Market Statistics published by ONS.

• The blended pass through per minute rates for international voice Roaming service as of the Effective Date is set forth in Table 1-6.

• The mortality rating on each risk must not exceed Table 16, Table P, or 500%, or its equivalent, as shown in the Ceding Company's retention schedule, on a flat extra premium basis.

• Maximum Automatic Issue on any one Life: (subject to the multiples stated below) Regular Issue Business: The total Automatic Issue Amounts available to the Company on a per life basis, including amounts retained by the Company and all automatic reinsurance, will be as follows: Ages Standard to Table 3 Flat Extras $0 to $ 12.75 Table 4 to Table 16 Flat Extras over $12.75 The Reinsurer will automatically accept of each Policy, not to exceed the limits specified below on a per life basis.

• Ages Standard - Table 16 ----- ------------------- 0-75 Nine times Ceding Company's retention to a maximum of $9,000,000.

• Be sure to read the information contained at the links in Table 1.6 below so that you understand your rights and obligations.

• Table 1.6 below lists the Management Subscriptions offered by Red Hat, the Unit description that is used to measure your use of the Management Subscription(s) and a reference or link to the End User License Agreement that governs your use of the Software.

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Table 16. Social human development indicators of Kerala and UP School Attendance Rate Under Five-Mortality Rate Percent of Children Fully Vaccinated 1992 1998 Index of Pro- ▇▇▇▇▇ 1992 1998 Index of Pro- ▇▇▇▇▇ 1992 1998 Index of Pro- ▇▇▇▇▇ Kerala 85.8 96.4 74.6 41 26 35.8 54.4 71.8 38.2 UP 56.2 74.0 40.6 162 132 18.3 19.8 20.1 0.4 Source: Chaudhuri, pp. 165 Table 17 measures the number of health center in rural areas of the two states. The health center to population ratio is calculated by dividing the rural populations of each state with the number of centers. Hence, it shows that in terms of health sub-centers, there is one facility for every 5,094 people in Kerala while one facility serves almost four times as many people in Uttar Pradesh. In terms of the primary health center, Kerala has one center serving a population of 909 while in Uttar Pradesh, one center serves a population that is four times as much. Similarly, in terms of the number of community centers, one center serves 107 people in Kerala while it serves 515 people in Uttar Pradesh. This indicates that as of 2008, Kerala has progressed almost four times as much in terms of providing its population with health centers as compared to Uttar Pradesh. Because this is within the domain of the panchayat, a correlation can be drawn between the institution and the output of health centers. Table 17: Average rural population provided with health centers (as of March 2008) Health Sub Center Primary Health Center Community Health Center Number of center Population ratio to one center Number of center Population ratio to one center Number of centers Population ratio to one center Kerala 4628 5,094 25934 909 220322 107 Uttar Pradesh 6416 20,520 35680 3690 255647 515 Source: Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Govt. of India57

Table 16. Funding mechanisms for MS4 programs Funding mechanism Frequency (N=22) Percent of respondents (N=19) Table 17: Plans to implement the MS4 program through a stormwater utility Plans for stormwater utility Frequency (N=22) Percent of respondents (N=20) Table 18: Status of ordinances to establish a stormwater utility Status of ordinances Frequency (N=26) Percent of respondents (N=21) Table 19: Resources used to develop ordinances to establish a stormwater utility Resources used Frequency (N=44) Percent of respondents (N=16)

Table 16. Net Impact of Ad and Program Characteristics on Online Purchases Figure 7: Net Impact of Online Retailer Chatter on Online Purchases

Table 16. WAEMU’s Typology of Customs Exemptions Type of exemption Coverage Diplomatic and related privileges Diplomatic privileges Technical assistance International and regional organisations Movement of property and personal effects Movement of property Personal effects Investment incentives Code of investment Mining code and other sectorial codes Government-regulated companies Uranium tax regime External funding External funding Gifts and aid Gifts to social projects and development associations Gifts to the Red Cross Social and cultural gifts Gifts and aid to the State and its agencies Exceptional exemptions Legislative-backed beneficiaries