... GreatBritain as between GreatBritain and Ireland, as the intercommunication of knowledge and kindly feelings must be the result, tending to the promotion of friendly intercourse, and to maintain ... postage InGreat Britain, the surplus of receipts above the cost of administration was carried to the general treasury In the United States, the surplus received in the North was employed in extending ... collected in our own country, showing the uniform and powerful tendency of diminished cost to increased consumption A gentleman who is interested in a certain panorama said that, in a certain case,...
... Paddington? Car Existing rail High speed rail mins 15 mins hours 30 mins hours 30 mins 15 mins hour hour 30 mins hours 45 mins hours 30 mins mins hours 40 mins hour 10 mins 10 mins hour 35 mins ... and Paddington? Car Existing rail 15 m ins hour hour 30 m ins hours 45 mins m ins 15 m ins hours 30 mins hours 30 m ins m ins hours 40 mins hour 10 m ins 10 m ins hour 35 mins 90% on time 90% on ... journey inGreatBritain Long-distance journeys were defined as (one-way) journeys over 50 miles, with both the origin and destination inGreatBritain (Scott Wilson et al., 2008) 2.1 Sampling and...
... registered inGreatBritain are domiciled abroad (i.e not inGreat Britain) [2] The shortage of pharmacists inGreatBritain is being addressed in a number of ways Changing the skill mix – in which ... entry (including GB-trained) In just one year, only a relatively small percentage (0.7%) of GB-trained pharmacists living inGreatBritainin 2006 moved to an address outside GreatBritainin 2007 ... Scotland and Wales: GreatBritain The growing demand for pharmacists inGreatBritain is related, in part, to an increase in their workload, with an increasingly elderly population, increased prescription...
... thinning, thinning yield 2.1 Thinning type Thinnings may be either selective or systematic The most common type of selective thinning inGreatBritain is known as intermediate thinning It involves ... be used when marking an individual stand for thinning Thinning practice 1.1 Wind damage The threat of wind damage is often the most important factor determining thinning policy Wind damage can ... fairly uniform stand Systematic thinnings are usually one of the varieties of line thinning such as row thinning, strip thinning, chevron thinning, or some combination of these, and are commonly...
... qualifying in 1995, 6.7% in 1996, 8% in 1997, 8.9% in 1998, 10.3% in 1999 and 12.5% in 2000 There was a levelling out in 2001 (12.3%) and 2002 (11.2%), but thereafter a drop, with 7.7% qualifying in ... Officers or House Officers), 17.8% in middle-grade training posts (Specialist Registrar, Locum Appointment for Training) and 11.9% in non-consultant, non-training posts (Staff Grade, Associate ... environment (30.8%), training Introduction of the European Working Time Directive, curtailing the working hours of doctors, along with the increased resource investment in the NHS at the end of...
... advisable to reprint the study in its original form, correcting only some misprints and leaving out the footnote on page It had been written sine ira et studio and without further information than ... historical facts are five in number:— Firstly, in 1850, GreatBritain and the United States, by the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty, agreed that neither of them would ever obtain or maintain for herself any exclusive ... in the American coasting trade from the payment of tolls, and the memorandum of President Taft maintains that this exemption does not discriminate against foreign vessels since these, according...
... picture of declining inequality in LIMEW and increasing inequality in HBAI However, the inequality in 29 equivalent ROI declined, though the decline was smaller than the decline in the inequality ... It is interesting to note that the decline in the share of taxes for the middle quintiles occurred in conjunction with the decline in the share of base income in LIMEW Share of in- kind benefits, ... class’s gain in well-being was as a result of increases in government expenditures LIMEW also marks a greater increase in economic well-being among elderly households due to the increase in their...
... favoured by Garrison in his Liberator[29] Yet for intellectual Britain, at least that Britain which was vocal and whose opinion can be ascertained in spite of this constant interest in American slavery, ... contemporaries inGreat Britain, arose from serious policies in which the respective governments were in definite opposition Briefly, this was a clash between belligerent and neutral interests Britain, ... again resorted to by GreatBritain upon American ships But the principle of right of search in time of peace, though for another object than impressment, was soon again asserted by Great Britain...
... permanently into GreatBritain Section 1: Scope of this advice This booklet explains the procedures for importing, licensing and registering vehicles purchased outside GreatBritain It is aimed mainly ... from GreatBritain An IoM export certificate that includes this information is adequate evidence for licensing and registration inGreatBritain Similarly, an IoM export certificate might also include ... export certificate has this information this is adequate evidence for licensing and registration inGreatBritain How to import your vehicle permanently into GreatBritain For other IoM and Jersey...
... feeling is aptly expressed in the glowing verse of Mrs Browning, praying Heaven's blessing on the "weeping Queen," and prophesying for her the love, happiness, and honour which have been hers in ... statesman wide, lofty, far-seeing, patient; surveying all great things, disdaining no small things, but with tireless industry pursuing after all necessary knowledge Add to these intellectual excellences ... "the opening of the ports." By existing laws the ports admitted foreign grain tinder import duties varying in severity inversely with the fluctuating price of home-grown grain; thus a certain high...
... too, since Ashbee includes them, and there is indeed an increased frequency in the period 3600–3200 BC During that time twenty-one chthonic shrines were raised, compared with nine in the preceding ... 14 Plan of Arminghall 55 15 Plans of the Wessex superhenges 58 16 Durrington Walls 61 17 Durrington Walls in the later neolithic 63 18 Flint mines near Worthing 68 19 A flint mine on Harrow Hill ... for explaining the intricacies of compound interest to me and so enabling me to make sensible estimates of population changes in prehistory; the Revd Allan Wainwright for prompting new lines of...
... have originated in Scandinavia; nevertheless, despite so much evidence of style borrowings from the north, silver on or in iron remained unusual in Britain, even when commonly found on seemingly ... Other early coins in Kent include some in graves at Faversham, a name meaning ‘the homestead, ham, of the smith(s)’, in a cemetery still known as King’s Field in the nineteenth century, in which were ... wearing inBritain while the imperial administration was withdrawing from it may not be fully represented in hoards; in particular, base-metal ornaments were not valuable enough to be worth storing...
... HBV genotyping may evolve from a research tool into being an essential clinical diagnostic test, very much as HCV genotyping did One hurdle in the introduction of HBV genotyping to clinical practice ... little information of genotype distribution in Africa despite the importance of this infection in this region Few reports described the frequency of HBV genotypesin Egypt In one study, the genotypes ... with genotypes A-E identified Genotype A in Kenya [10], genotype D in Tunisia [11], genotype A-D in South Africa [12] and genotype E in Nigeria [13] were reported as predominant genotypesin these...
... imported into numerous countries including France, Germany and the USA Outbreaks involving genotype C1 have occurred in Canada, Japan, Germany and most recently in the early 1990s in Argentina, which ... spread of a single lineage [51] Analysis of measles viruses circulating in Burkina Faso, before and after a mass vaccination campaign, showed that the number of circulating lineages was greatly reduced ... genotypesin the prevaccine and postvaccine eras Methods An examination of the National Library of Medicine "PubMed" [13] search engine using the keyword "measles" combined with "genotypes" and "sequence"...
... HBV genotyping may evolve from a research tool into being an essential clinical diagnostic test, very much as HCV genotyping did One hurdle in the introduction of HBV genotyping to clinical practice ... little information of genotype distribution in Africa despite the importance of this infection in this region Few reports described the frequency of HBV genotypesin Egypt In one study, the genotypes ... with genotypes A-E identified Genotype A in Kenya [10], genotype D in Tunisia [11], genotype A-D in South Africa [12] and genotype E in Nigeria [13] were reported as predominant genotypesin these...
... vaginal secretions and plasma, determined the V3 genotype of predominant variants found in vaginal secretions, and assessed ART use in a cohort of 43 women attending an HIV outpatient clinic in ... X4-like genotypesin vaginal fluids correlated with lower plasma levels and use of ART Levels of HIV in vaginal secretions were similar between both groups The presence of predominantly R5-like genotypes ... especially in women Subjects taking ART (n = 23) and those not taking ART (n = 20) had similar levels of peripheral CD4+ T lymphocytes, indicating that advanced disease was not the main factor driving...