... repayable within 12 months irrespective ofthe amount ofthe loan. However, the larger the loan, the larger the amount ofthe repayment installment, and a large installment may strain the ... is of a temporary nature or willful, the MFI may enforce recovery from other members ofthe Group but if there are external factors beyond the control ofthe borrower, some time for recovery ... lend to the same borrower. d) there must be a minimum period of moratorium between the grant ofthe loan and the commencement of its repayment. e) recovery of loan given in violation ofthe regulations...
... ability f or photosynthetic growth, the insertion of PufX in the core LH1–RC complex, the stability of the dimers and the kinetics of flash-induced reduction of cytochrome b561 of the cytochrome ... ambiguous the attribution of the PufXD2)19strain to the wild-type or the PufDXcluster.Isolation ofthe photosynthetic complexesfrom the mutant strainsAs described previously [16], the photosynthetic ... LH1-a polypeptide has an inhibitory effecton the formation ofthe LH1 complex. This result suggeststhat the central core ofthe PufX protein is responsible of the break in the continuity of the...
... that they did not then know of any schools among them exclusively forNegroes. In most parts ofthe State, and most commonly in the northern division, however, they wereincorporated with the ... special education of " ;the Blacks and the people of color." In 1801, however, a schoolwas kept the first day ofthe week by one ofthe members ofthe Society, who instructed them gratis inreading, ... colored people, the influence ofthe revolutionary movement was hardlynecessary to arouse the Catholics to discharge their duty of enlightening the blacks. Wherever they had the opportunity to give...
... flood the ear can detect a whole apocalypse in the starry night ofthe human body."After a while, of course, the tortures of withdrawal diminish. Eventually they disappear. Yet it is a weary ... such warnings. They had to leave their infants in the care of old women or very young children when they went off to the mills; there was nothing else they could do; and it was only common prudence ... below. There they lay for a part or all ofthe trading season, sometimes as many as fifty or sixty together. At their head were ships that flew the distinctive red and white striped flag of the...
... chronicallyill children is known from the literature [4,11,21,25].Thepsychosocialsupportofthefamilyshouldbethepart of health care of chronically ill children. In light of the apparent limitations of ... to the single scale scores there is the possibility tocalculate summary scores: the Physical Health SummaryScore is the same as the Physical Functioning Subscale,whereas to create the Psychosocial ... Tountas Y: Measuring health-related quality of life in Greek children: psychometricproperties ofthe Greek version ofthe Pediatric Quality of lifeInventory™ 4.0 Generic Core Scales. Quality of...
... the future (How often do youworry about requiring insulin in the future?), death (Howoften do you worry about death due to diabetes?), andeating food (How often do you worry about eating the ... 0.45,respectively, which were larger than the satisfactiondomain (0.24). The discriminative ability ofthe DQOLand the D-39S by the known groups of retinopathy, neu-ropathy, and diabetic foot ... Magnitudes in the correlations of all DQOL domains with the physical relevant domains of the D-39S (diabetes control and energy/mobility) wereslightly larger than with other domains ofthe D-39S(social...
... treatment [15]. The Mann-Whitney test was utilized for the analysis of thishypothesis.Construct validity was assessed by means of correlationanalysis between the subscale scores ofthe PedsQL™ ... for which A is the highest and E the lowest. The goal of this classification system is to estimate the buying power of each family, as measured by the quantity of products each family can afford ... andadolescent lymphoid and myeloid leukemia. Hematology /the Education Program ofthe American Society of Hematology American Soci-ety of Hematology 2004:118-145.3. Bowden A, Fox-Rushby JA: A systematic...
... not be used by respondents in the way it wasintended by the developer ofthe scale [15]. Thus, the assumptions about both the quality ofthe measures andutility ofthe rating scale in facilitating ... considerations and by questions regarding the accuracy and acceptability of parent-proxy ratings of patients' quality of life. The Pediatric Quality of LifeInventory™ (PedsQL™) is a measure ... statistically significant differenceon the social functioning scale between healthy andunhealthy children. Comparisons to the mean scores of the other subscales within the present study to those of the...
... showed that the time-frequency patterns at the early and late phases ofthe phrenic neurogram were the same for the 3–6 days old age group. As maturation pro-ceeds, the early phase ofthe phrenic ... although the burst activity and the continuousactivity remained, but both them appear at the late phase of the phrenic neurogram as maturation proceeds [29]. The objective ofthe study herein ... investi-gate the similarity on the time-frequency respiratory pat-ters during eupnea and severe hypoxia (gasping) and todetermine whether hypoxia results in changes in the time-frequency patterns of the...
... 1,622 adults, randomlyselected from the Registry ofthe Health Authorities ofthe city of Bologna, Italy. The primary carephysician of each subject was contacted to report on the subject's ... in the Italian population preclude its applicability. The primary goal of our study was to assess the applicabil-ity, internal consistency, and construct validity ofthe Ital-ian version ofthe ... extensively utilized in non-Italian set-tings, it lacks of empirical evaluations in Italy. The lack of information on the construct validity and reliability of the instrument as well as the absence of...
... child’s physician answered questions about the patient’s sex, date of birth, age, tumor pathology, date of diagnosis, date of completion of therap y (chemotherapy,radiation therapy, and surgery), ... practice.ConclusionsThisstudyconfirmedthereliability, validity, and feasi-bility ofthe Japanese version ofthe PedsQL 3.0 CancerModule. This is expected to help improve the q uality of life of Japanese children ... Naganuma Y, Hata Y, Kobayashi M, Miyake Y, Takeshima T, Kikkawa T: The performance of the Japanese version ofthe K6 and K10 in the world mental health surveyJapan. Int J Methods Psychiatr Res...
... explanation for the discrepancy between physical functioning factor of children and their parents is their different perception ofthe construction ofthe mentioned items. Hence, the loading ofthe first ... study has several limitations. The unavailability of information on nonrespondents and investigation of only a sample from Tehran, the capital city of Iran, may limit the generalizability of the ... children: psychometric properties of the Greek version ofthe Pediatric Quality of Life Inventory(TM) 4.0 Generic Core Scales. Quality of life research : an international journal of quality of life...
... expression.Testing the hypothesis: The effects of 3a on the internalization of cell surface spike protein canbe examined biochemically and the significance ofthe interplay between these two viral ... methodology.Implication ofthe hypothesis: If this hypothesis is proven, it will indicate that the severe acuterespiratory syndrome-coronavirus modulates the surface expression ofthe spike ... "accessory"proteins of SARS-CoV are still poorly understood. The subject of this hypothesis relate to the S protein andone ofthe "accessory" proteins, the SARS-CoV 3a protein.The...
... (ts) phenotype such as that observed for the herpes simplex type 1 gD glycoprotein [49]. The lack of anobservable ts phenotype in this study is supported by the high thermostability ofthe HRSV ... encoded by these mutations was misfolded insuch a way as to block the epitope recognized by the anti-body.To extend these results, the effect ofthe cysteine muta-tions upon the level of cell ... NAGSVSFFPQTETCKVQSNRVFCDTMNSLTLPTDVNLCNTDIFNTKYDCKIMTSKTDISSSVITSIGAIVSCYGKTKCTASNKNRGIIKTFSNGCDYVSNKGVDTVSVGNTLYYVNKLEG PVM NAGSLSYFPSPTDCEIHNGYAFCDTLKSLTVPVTSRECNSNMYTTNYDCKISTSKTYVSTAVLTTMGCLVSCYGHNSCTVINNDKGIIRTLPDGCHYISNKGVDRVQVGNTVYYLSKEVG HMPV NAGSTVYYPNEKDCETRGDHVFCDTAAGINVAEQSKECNINISTTNYPCKVSTGRHPISMVALSPLGALVACYKGVSCSIGSNRVGIIKQLNKGCSYITNQDADTVTIDNTVYQLSKVEG...