Have you had any trouble getting readjusted?

We measured each one, we readjusted the model to what we measured, and then we led that to the current prototype.

On examination of the medical records, the rate was readjusted and raised to 91.4 per 100,000 live births (75 maternal deaths).

However, with the remaining population determined to stay, many small businesses from the south have rapidly readjusted to the situation by using make shift premises in the north.

It is concerned that social welfare schemes, which were reduced as a result of the economic hardship of the 1997 Asian financial crisis, have not been readjusted as the economy has regained its momentum.

And, while many Parkinson s patients report significant benefits from DBS, it has shown a greater incidence of serious adverse effects, such as nervous system and psychiatric disorders and a higher suicide rate. Case studies revealed hypomania and personality changes of which patients were unaware, and which disrupted family relationships before the stimulation parameters were readjusted.

While some countries with economies in transition have already readjusted their legal frameworks to new economic conditions there is an increased interest from governmental officials, policy makers, the public in general and practitioners in the forest sector of these countries in having better access to more information and knowledge related to sustainable forest management.

For example, when Hugo Chávez was first elected President in 1998, the Venezuelan bolívar could be exchanged for 2,610 Colombian pesos. Today, despite a raft of foreign exchange controls, a bolívar is worth barely 300 pesos at the official exchange rate (which is soon to be readjusted) one would be lucky to get 30 pesos at the black market rate.