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var·y

(vâr′ē)

1. To make or cause changes in the characteristics or attributes of; modify or alter.

2. To undergo or show change.

3. To be different; deviate.

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Q. I have pre-diabetes, and am checking my glucose daily in the morning. I vary between 100 and 123. Normal

A. Sidney, this is the perfect time to start loosing weight. i'm guessing that this is the reason that your glucose levels are high. your Pancreas cells are doing a big effort in order to excrete insulin. i bet they started dying one by one because of that effort. loosing weight will save your Pancreas and you from insulin shots for the rest of your life.

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Youth America Grand Prix Shelley King; New York, NY 201.444.3121 info@yagp.org; www.yagp.org Deadline: See page 62 for detail Number awarded: 75 in 2006, varies per year Scholarship money pays for: See page 62 for details

Scholarship guide 2006

The course of recovery for the child varies according the site and extent of injury; however, the recovery typically involves three stages (Corbett & Ross-Thomson, 1996).

School-Based Cognitive Interventions for Children with Postconcussional Disorder

The severity of the hearing impairment varies among individuals with WS as do changes in the skin and hair.

Waardenburg Syndrome

The use of bilingual workers to train and/or supervise interpreters and translators varies in productiveness depending on time availability, role expectations, role status, interpersonal skills, dialectical variations and attitudes toward other dialects.

Further thoughts on "The Use of Interpreters and Translators in Delivery of Rehabilitation Services." (comment on article by Julie F. Smart and David W. Smart in this issue, p. 14)

Reimbursement varies, but caregivers are willing to pay out-of-pocket for services.

Considerations in opening an adult day center; some do's and don't's in getting involved with this option

* Capitated revenue varies by number of patients in plan and premium per month.

Revenue models in managed competition

In the first instance, the model ties down a priori the long-run response of investment to a change in the real rate of interest: The capital stock and, consequently, long-run investment rise by 1 percent for a 1 percent decline in the cost of capital (based on an estimated elasticity of substitution equal to one); and the percentage decline in the cost of capital for a given percentage decline in the rate of interest varies inversely with the depreciation rate of capital.

The transmission channels of monetary policy: how have they changed?

The first is a telephonic-quality communication for which there is a toll charge, which varies in amount with the distance and elapsed transmission time of each individual communication, and the charge is paid within the U.S.; see Sec.

Government ends long-distance phone excise tax dispute

If mu varies, we need new theoretical physics and cosmology."

Universe in Flux: constant of nature might have changed

Surveillance for diphtheria in European Union member states varies widely (1).

Screening and toxigenic corynebacteria spread

The definition of minor varies by airline, but in general, a child is considered to be between ages 5 and 14.