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ROSIER

A scale used to establish the diagnosis of stroke or TIA.
 
Factors assessed
Demographic details; blood pressure and blood glucose concentration; items on loss of consciousness and seizure activity; physical assessment including facial weakness, arm weakness, leg weakness, speech disturbance and visual field defects.
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Through these cut-and-paste interventions, Rosier recharges the original slogans and advertising copy ("Isn't It Nice to Feel Feminine Again?
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Grady Rosier has developed a service-oriented organization that supplies tens of thousands of locations in an extraordinarily efficient manner," said Buffett.
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In China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, additional problems arise as patients often obtain modern medical care along with older, traditional methods, with both sets of treatment undocumented and occasionally contradictory, Rosier said.
Cultural differences: limited access to medical records and testing requirements can make it difficult for insurers to do business in other countries. (Briefing)
Fortunately, Gordon's outlook is much rosier today.
Ricky's rhapsodies
Written by former White House Editor, Sharolyn Rosier Hyson, the book is a stark tribute to Clinton's legacy in Africa and a keepsake for all who dared to journey with him.
Clinton's Africa
Things have never looked rosier for New Jersey building owners, managers, and developers.
Managing disaster in N.J.: it pays to be prepared
Such is the case with Jeanne Rosier Smith's Writing Tricksters.
Writing Tricksters: Mythic Gambols in American Ethnic Literature
The creation of Momentum in November 1998 was a cunning ploy by PeopleSoft to give its profit and loss accounts a rosier look by eliminating that huge R&D spend which, alas, software companies need to stay in business (CI No 3,540).
Loss of Momentum Brings Hefty Tax Charge
Even sophisticated readers can be misled, for example, by graphics that make company performance look rosier (or gloomier) than it is.
Too good to be true
The three self-professed collectors--Gilbert Osmond, Edward Rosier, and Ralph Touchett (Ralph being the most discreet of the three)--live permanently abroad, as if in continual uprootedness, and travel about England and the continent at their leisure.
Collecting as ethos and technique in 'The Portrait of a Lady.' (Henry James)
Managers tell me that their cynics may be irritating, but they're usually productive and reliable--and less demanding than those who believe in rosier scenarios.
Stabilizing the destabilized work force
Custom processors' outlook was rosier than ever going into the new year.
Expansion took a breather in 4th quarter
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