Significados de ies en inglés

Not that he'd ever have either with Elena buzzing about, bringing up old memc"ies and past regrets.

But now, the private sector is publishing their own results of stud- ies duplicating what we did 20 years ago.

Two-way interactions between the 10 chronic disease variables were included in the expenditure model to account for possible effect modification in the presence of comorbidity(ies).

Media reports said Toll Holdings or privately owned Linfox could be interested in IES.

IES-treated livers in both models demonstrated better endothelial cell integrity and ultimate liver function.

Principal of Campbell's Bay School in Auckland John McGowan, also has reservations about the IES.

Hepatocellular preservation was markedly improved in the IES-treated livers.

Survival in the IES-treated group was not significantly different from a control (no preservation) group.

Polyclonal antibodies raised against the domain recognized the surfaces of live IEs from CSA-adherent clinical placental isolates.

Mr Hildyard says he is not convinced the IES model is the best way to raise student achievement.

Patients with recent diagnosis had a level of intrusion symptoms (IES) relevantly higher than the others.

Multivariate linear regression showed length of hospital stay and number of associated anomalies as significant predictors of IES-R Scores.

The NZEI has refused to include the new teaching roles created by the IES in the primary school teachers' collective agreement.

The prevalence of substantial PTSD symptoms at 1 year was assessed based on the Impact of Event Scale-Revised (IES-R).

IES is based in Melbourne and has operations around Australia and in Singapore and the United States, according to its website.

PTSD symptoms were evaluated by the Japanese version of the Impact of Event Scale-Revised (IES-R-J) following the earthquake of 2011.