"... In PAGE 62: ... It can be seen that the Daggett climate region has greater seasonal temperature fluctuations than the Arcata and Los Angeles regions. Table16 shows the expected six-month averaged maximum temperatures during the period April to September and six-month averaged minimum temperatures during the period October to March at the center of the PCC layer for rigid structures in all six climate regions. The magnitudes of the differences between the estimated maximum and minimum temperatures provide an indication of where loss of aggregate interlock... ..."

"... In PAGE 19: ... In order to estimate whether CHWs had been effective in imparting this knowledge, the knowledge of those who had had CHW contact in the last year was compared to the knowledge of those who had not had such contact.5 Table5 shows that in all programme areas, respondents who had seen a CHW in the last year were more likely to have good knowledge of ORS, burns treatment, and tuberculosis prevention. This association remained significant even when education level and employment status were controlled statistically.... ..."

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"... In PAGE 4: ... Other examples include the September 2001 spinoff of Genuity by Verizon Communications and the June 2002 Nortel Networks equity issuance (see Banks Find Linking of Loans to Other Business Has Perils, The Wall Street Journal, September 19, 2002, A1.) 5 Table1 reports that between January 1, 2001 and May 31, 2001, 21% of SEO issuers received a loan from their ... In PAGE 7: ... First, we hope to capture an active period of tying. Table1 shows that tied deals were nearly non-existent before 1996, and with the exception of the year 2000, the proportion of tied deals increases each year. The decline in tied deals in the year 2000 may be due to a noticeable decline in telecom and cable SEOs, which account for around one-third of all tied deals, and a very high proportion of technology offerings, which account for only a small percentage of tied deals.... In PAGE 11: ... 3. Methodology and Results Table1 displays trends in tying over time. It can be seen that tying increased over time from about 1% in 1994 to over 20% in 2001.... ..."

"... In PAGE 40: ...9% of all violent events that occurred in the four hospitals included in the study over the six-month period, as shown in section 3 of this report. Table12 shows a comparison between descriptive characteristics of the sample (nurse audit) and the total number of recorded violent events for the six-month period (security audit). Description and location of violent event With the exception of February, during which slightly more violent incidents were recorded (61; 23.... ..."

"... In PAGE 24: ... In this section, we determine if expected future revenues increase by examining if those firms that participate in a tied deal go back to the market more frequently and do not switch underwriters as often as issuers who do not receive a tied loan. In Table6 , we present a univariate analysis of switching probabilities. For our sample of 2301 issuers, 37% of tied issuers proceed with a subsequent equity offering while only 22% of non-tied issuers go back to the equity market.... In PAGE 26: ... The results indicate that for commercial bank underwriters, a tied deal does not significantly affect the probability that an underwriter will keep the same underwriter instead of switch to a new underwriter in the subsequent equity offering. These results are consistent with the univariate statistics in Table6 . Combined with our previous findings, the results suggest that both commercial banks and investment banks tie lending with underwriting to win the current equity underwriting business, ... ..."