Medical and pharmaceutical products and services 311 632.13

And what we don't often appreciate is the price that poor people pay for us to have these disposable products.

It is located next to the existing irradiation facility for medical products.

Gross disposable national income

We don't have disposable resources.

We don't have disposable species.

Disposable income is determined in accordance with Schedule 1 of the Regulations, disposable capital in accordance with Schedule 2.

More than 450 clinical facilities apply radiopharmaceutical products in over 2.5 million medical procedures every year.

And we don't have disposable people either.

Whenever possible, refuse single use and disposable plastics.

Disposable income of private households per inhabitant (in DM)

And it's the idea that we don't have disposable anything.

Disposable, you buy them in enormous rolls from Hammacher Schlemmer.

Both have medical centres throughout the country and have extended networks of health care service practitioners through which they provide their managed care products and services to members of medical schemes.

The Subcommittee also noted that products of space biotechnology, such as pharmaceutical and medical instruments, could contribute to improved health care.

The Subcommittee also noted that products of space biotechnology, such as pharmaceutical and medical instruments, could contribute to improved health care.

Equally, the foregoing observation holds true for other manufactured items, information and communication technology (ICT) products in particular, medical equipment, vaccines and biologicals.

Under their provisions the involvement of ethics commissions is required by law in order to conduct clinical examinations in human beings as well as clinical examinations of medical products and to apply new medical methods in hospitals.

Low and middle income families will benefit from a notable increase in disposable income.

7. The Government of France has offered to waive the standard medical services self sustainment rate of 76.75 per person per month and to provide medical and dental services (a level 2 medical facility) and medical consumables, pharmaceuticals, vaccines, blood and blood products to all MINURCA international civilian and military personnel at a flat rate of 35 per person per month.

As a result of their collaboration, private industry could develop on its own a series of products that used optics for industrial and medical imaging applications.

200. Disposable household income and net assets by family type in 1992 (thousands of DKr)

The Government and the industry face the challenge of creating affordable medical aid products for these citizens, generally referred to in the industry as the emerging market.

447. The development in the disposable gross national product per capita naturally shows a similar decrease.

In creating new financial regulations, we need to take the medical analogy one step further by creating the equivalent of the prescription. Instead of banning or freely allowing all dangerous products, we need to identify products that are valuable to some customers but not all call them prescription financial products and create a body of registered finance professionals (RFPs) who are empowered to certify the purchase of these products by individuals.

From that work, several products had been successfully marketed by the company and it had been able to expand into areas of medical imaging equipment and machine tool manufacturing.

By the end of 2005, the disposable annual income of a single parent family with two children receiving social assistance will have increased by about 2,240, and a single parent, two child working family will see their disposable income increase by about 5,400.

4 Regulation 2A of the Legal Aid (Assessment of Resources and Contributions) Regulations (Chapter 91 sub. leg. ) provides that that applicants' financial resources shall be assessed by multiplying their monthly disposable income by 12 and adding their disposable capital to that sum.

Today, you can buy a girl trafficked for a few hundred dollars, which means she's actually more disposable.

In this society where everything is disposable, it is a virtue to use something until it wears out.

Free flight rockets such as disposable anti tank rockets can pose a serious hazard when they become duds.

The remaining 80 per cent must resort to the use of inadequate materials and fabrics, sometimes not disposable.

Examples include natural fibres, organic agricultural products, recyclable and biodegradable products or sustainably produced forest products.

1) medical treatment and medical assistance

Other products cost less. Other products had more features.

6.9.4 Biological products are those ... (unchanged) ... and diagnostic products.

By 2004, China's annual GDP had risen to RMB13.65 trillion, and average per capita disposable income had risen significantly.

(e) Developing medical sciences and medical education

(v) medical facilities and medical evacuation plans

The estimate for medical, including 1,801,700 for the 2004 05 financial period and 995,500 for the period from 1 July to 31 October 2005, provides for the acquisition of equipment, including refrigerators for blood products, an incinerator for medical waste and first aid kits for the UNMIS offices.

The Commission echoed the concerns voiced by the President of the Board on movements that would allow the non medical use of cannabis, the use of cannabis in various food products and other developments that would contribute to a wider acceptance of drugs for recreational or non medical use.

What would help is if their nominal disposable income rose relative to their (fixed) debt service. Yet, with high levels of unemployment likely to keep nominal wage growth relatively subdued, typical troubled households could be worse off with higher food and fuel prices cutting into disposable income.

(a) The availability in sufficient quantities of pharmaceutical products and medical technologies used to treat pandemics such as HIV AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria or the most common opportunistic infections that accompany them

(c) To adopt all appropriate positive measures, to the maximum of the resources allocated for this purpose, to promote effective access to such preventive, curative or palliative pharmaceutical products or medical technologies

(c) To adopt all appropriate positive measures, to the maximum of the resources allocated for this purpose, to promote effective access to such preventive, curative or palliative pharmaceutical products or medical technologies