Significados de ftr en inglés

January orders were down 48 percent on the year, according to freight transportation forecaster FTR.

FTR came off as so unlikeable on commentary, which is a good thing for the heels.

FTR. Zeke chuckled; so did Beau and Rudi.

FTRs are hedging tools used to protect against price risk when delivering energy on the power grid.

Overall, the poorest patients were about 20 percent more likely to be FTR, compared to the richest patients.

A prospective randomized trial was performed to evaluate the worth of less-than-severe FTR repair during mitral valve procedures.

Conclusions and relevance: For the past 15 years, morbidity, mortality, and FTR have improved within the VA health system.

FTR identifies patients who die after major complications following surgery, because the hospitals were unable to "rescue" them.

Conclusions: Moderate or more FTR is independently associated with worse survival and a high incidence of HF episodes in patients with FMR.

About 260,000 heavy-duty Class-8 trucks are produced in North America annually, according to FTR, an industry economics research firm.

And FTR -when I taught art up at UC Santa Barbara IE was a huge part of my curriculum in my performance art class.

I don't know why Tully Blanchard felt compelled to don a mask as the reveal of FTR's manager as a masked assailant was very anti-climactic.

FTR Associates, an industry research firm, is projecting trailer production in North America to increase by 18% in 2012.

About 260,000 semis, or heavy-duty Class-8 trucks, are produced in North America annually, according to FTR, an industry economics research firm.

His, short, or bet against, Frontier Communications Corp FTR.O gained 61 percent since it was announced on May 8 of last year.

The purpose of this study was to evaluate the prognostic role of FTR for occurrence of heart failure (HF) and mortality in patients with FMR.