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... risks and uncertainties that assist users ofthe financial statements to better understand the entity’s financial position, financial performance and cash flows Forthose entities that are significantly ... operating is rapidly changing, in particular as it relates to availability of credit andthe impact on forecasts and budgets asthe recession bites andthe cost of borrowing rises.12 IAS and ISA ... ability to continue as a going concern In addition, asan entity’s financial health changes, contractual terms in loans and other obligations, including debt covenants and guarantees, andan entity’s...
... in bold font and underlined The initiation codon is boxed, the sequence of intron is inand lower case italics, andthe sequence 5¢ upstream ofthe transcription start site is in lower case The ... portal The poorly delimited ‘portal’ region consists of a helix II andthe turns connecting b strands C and D, as well as E and F (Fig 2) The hydrogen-bonding network involved in ligand binding ... birth and increases another two-fold during the suckling period In hepatocytes, FABP1 mRNA is induced during the first postnatal day, but remains relatively constant during the suckling and weaning...
... question and explore the space–time configuration of cyberspace Also, they have aesthetic and artistic worth inandof themselves, andas such they represent both the art andthe science of mapping ... connectivity The top map displays national-level diffusion ofthe Internet as at September 1991 The bottom map is the last inthe Landweber series and was created inthe summer of 1997 In each ofthe ... and links and nodes are added and upgraded all the time The engineers who design, build and maintain the network can obviously track the infrastructure, but the maps and schematics they use for...
... Japan We also found that the MHI-3 performs almost as well asthe MHI-5 The best-performing single item was the one asking about "feeling downhearted and blue," which was also the case inthe ... the sum ofthe sensitivity andthe specificity The score with the highest sum was used asthe cut-off point One cut-off point was determined for each ofthe three levels of severity defined by ... items (iii) and (v) ask about positive feelings, their scoring was reversed The score forthe MHI-5 was computed by summing the scores of each question item and then transforming the raw scores...
... determinations of absolute cell numbers, and flow cytometry was used to evaluate changes in PI staining and to quantify cell death NPs were excluded from the analysis based on the absence of fluorescence ... (panel a), 6.1 (panel b), 12.2 (panel c), and 24.4 (panel d) Panel (e) shows the corresponding size distribution ofthe samples shown in panel a (4 nm), panel b (8 nm), panel c (13 nm) and panel ... cultured inthe absence of NPs However, a 9.3–13.7-fold increase inthe number of NP associating with any given monocyte compared to individual T or B lymphocytes was observed, as indicated by changes...
... offspring at random The remaining offspring was discarded 372 V Clément et al so that the number of animals per flock andthe number of flocks were constant over time The average number of offspring ... (o) and Wi (m) are Mendelian deviations ofthe offspring (i) forthe direct effect (o) andthe maternal effect (m), respectively; R i and Ri are independent random variables sampled from a standard ... 1); Fp and Fm are coefficients of inbreeding ofthe sire (Fp ) andthe dam (Fm ), respectively The calculation of inbreeding coefficients was made using the algorithm proposed by Meuwissen and Luo...
... volume ofthe teat sinus and reach an occlusion Then manual stimulation initiates removal of blood from teat veins in order to open the occlusion between udder and teat sinus and to increase the ... diagnosed as being free of clinical mastitis for at least weeks before the start ofthe experiment In addition, rear teats had similar size and shape and deposited milk in a similar fashion (time span) ... tissue integrity since it reects the underlying circulation and tissue metabolism In order to avoid any skin contact and to increase the study area and time efciency, infrared thermography has been...
... countries, the middle ages ofthe population who would otherwise engage in working, producing, earning, and caring forthe next generation have been lost, leaving countries of orphan children and grandparents ... billion live in extreme poverty They are nearly all inhabitants of ‘developing’ countries, predominantly in sub-Saharan Africa and South and East Asia and earn less than US $1 per day [27] They are ... resulting in a 25-fold increase in living standard for Americans [29] There is a common notion that economic growth of one person or area must come at the expense of another For example, the rise of...
... times, in finite amounts, in quantities constrained by supply and demand The number of trades andthe number of shares traded per unit of time both change from minute to minute, from day to day and ... single market factor In this final case, the invariance principle leads to the traditional capital asset pricing model In section 3, I reformulate the invariance principle in intrinsic time The ... lives and work at their jobs and build their companies in calendar time Therefore, for most stocks and markets, for most ofthe time, there is little relationship between the frequency of trading...
... NUMBER FORTHE SECOND QUARTER 2005 CLIENT ORGANIZATION NAME AGENT REGISTRATION NUMBER Carter Wallace Inc 677 Casino Assn of NJ 365 Casino Assn of NJ 902 Casino Assn of NJ 974 Casino Hotel Assn of ... NUMBER FORTHE SECOND QUARTER 2005 CLIENT ORGANIZATION NAME AGENT REGISTRATION NUMBER American Insurance Assn 26 American Insurance Assn 413 American Intl Group Inc 1109 American Intl Group Inc ... Municipal Excess Liability Joint Insurance Fund 551 Nancy H Becker Associates Inc 291 NASCAT 337 National Assn of Independent Insurers 289 National Assn of Industrial Office Properties 1086 National Assn...
... Testing the design and operating effectiveness of these types of management reviews may involve the auditor performing procedures to obtain an understanding ofand evaluating, on a test basis, the ... specific control tested prior to theas -of date, including the risks associated with the control andthe nature ofthe control, andthe results ofthose tests; The sufficiency ofthe evidence of ... verify the auditor's understanding ofthe risks inthe company's processes and to identify and select for testing controls sufficient to address the risk of misstatement forthe relevant assertions...
... moral standing the individual, though to be killed, must be managed (and killed) in a certain manner In contrast, it has been and remains common inthe West to deny moral standing to anymals ... That a life of labour, i.e., the life ofthe tiller of soil andthe handicraftsman is the life worth living (Gandhi 299) When Gandhi rose the morning after finishing Ruskin’s book, he was “ready ... Saudi, Bebee, Popeye, and Angie PREFACE In Search of Consistency: Ethics and Animals examines the discrepancy in applied ethics between treatment of human life and treatment of all other life-forms...
... to be partial and unjust in assessing the moral standing of other human beings (particularly when the assessor has a vested interest), disparaging assessments of anymals is not surprising Another ... difficult, then, is it for them to understand and appreciate the minds and feelings of anymals? The epistemological difficulties inherent in human assessments of anymals must remain at the center of any ... (1) they pursue and obtain what they prefer, (2) they take satisfaction in pursuing and obtaining what they prefer, and (3) what they prefer and obtain is in their interests (Case 117) An animal...
... pleasure over pain, irrespective of whether this is done by increasing the pleasure of existing beings, or increasing the number of beings who exist” (147) In contrast, theprior existence view” ... than thoseof other beings”: A self-aware being, capable of abstract thought, of planning forthe future, of complex acts of communication, and so on, is more valuable than the life of a being ... dilemmas such asthoseof feral pigs in Hawaii and feral goats in California Before the arrival of Europeans, the people who lived in Polynesia introduced forty or fifty species of plants and animals...
... shooting range, that human being deceives the duck and then kills her Such human actions treat anymals as a means to human ends, usually the pleasure of killing and consuming, and are the antithesis ... promote the good ofan entity, and “basic” interests asthose that promote the good ofan entity and are necessary foran organism to maintain existence asthe type of being that it is Humans have ... and turtles, for their skins and shells to be used in making expensive shoes, handbags, and other “fashion” products Hunting and killing rare wild mammals, such as leopards and jaguars, for the...
... “watertight distinction between the life of humans and animals on the one hand, andthe life of vegetables and insects on the other” (Christianity 80) Nonetheless, the criteria of spirit, flesh, and blood ... first, then plants, and finally (on the sixth day) animals, including man and woman: And God said, “Let the earth bring forth living creatures of every kind: cattle and creeping things and wild animals ... animals ofthe earth of every kind.” And it was so God made the wild animals ofthe earth of every kind, andthe cattle of every kind, and everything that creeps upon the ground of every kind And...
... ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; andthe man became a living being Andthe Lord God planted a garden in Eden, inthe east; and there he put the man whom he had formed Out of ... He assumes the forms of tigers and lions and deer, of wolves and bears and birds, fowls andof jackals as well He it is that assumes the forms of swans and crows and peacocks, of chameleons and ... see themselves in every other living being, and to see every other living being in themselves Inasmuch as Indians see God in humanity, they must also find the divine in anymals “Hindu belief in the...