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Australasian Collaborative Research on Subarachnoid Haemorrhage Study. A population-based survey based on the acute version of the English (Australia/New Zealand) short-form questionnaire, which identified all the cases of aneurysmal subarachnoid haemorrhage that occurred in 4 Australasian centres—Adelaide, Hobart, Perth and Auckland—at staggered intervals during 1995–1998, assessing health-related quality of life; of 432 patients registered in ACROSS, 242 were alive at followup, 189 were interviewed; survivors reported decreased vitality and ability to participate in social roles because of physical problems, despite physical functioning comparable to the general population

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These kinds of across-the-board cuts for HBCUs and MSIs make it more difficult to contribute to our nation if we're going to double college graduation rates," Bartley said.

With super committee's failure, advocates plan next steps

In her analysis, Mantz-Steindecker said that, "Given Congress' track record, [sequestration or across-the-board cuts] appears to be the more likely option.

Is the debt limit crisis really over?

5 percent across-the-board pay raise for all uniformed service personnel

Committee on armed services press release, United States senate (Oct. 8, 2004): Senate and House complete conference on Ronald W. Reagan National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2005

Take this basic example: Your client's PG&E bill didn't change despite PG&E's across-the-board increases.

So long, traditional audit: no more "same as last year" with risk-based approach

Prescott's, an innovator in the field of reconditioned microscopes, has introduced an across-the-board price reduction.

Reconditioned microscopes at lower prices. (Product Marketplace)

Other customers have set a low across-the-board standard at 70%, and work on quality improvement in areas that fall below that standard.

A Venture in Benchmarking

Of that, $400 million would go for across-the-board raises and $1 billion for incentives, such as re-enlistment bonuses.

Bush wants active-duty pay raise. (Security)

TRADE unionists campaigning for a pounds 1,000-a-year across-the-board pay rise for city council workers are being backed by Socialists.

Backing for wage battle; Socialists say why pay levy to Labour Party?

The Thunder Bay Port Authority has announced an across-the-board reduction of 10 per cent on its rates on goods and rates on vessels, a move made possible through "sharp" reductions in the authority's (and former Harbour Commission's) administrative and maintenance costs over the past few years.

Shipment rates reduced at Thunder Bay Port

E-commerce applications are booming across-the-board," Brosseau noted.

IT Budget Growth Will Slow As E-Commerce Initiative Spending Soars, SG Cowen-Datamation Survey Says

Launching the Standards in Scotland's Schools Bill yesterday, Education Minister Sam Galbraith insisted it would lead to across-the-board improvements .

Legal loophole that lets kids face smacking

They are now trying to agree on an across-the-board tax cut on all discretionary programs.