Word: cutoffs
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...thrilled that many students who could not afford the vaccine at last year’s price will now be able to get it easily. Berkey said she hoped that more funding will be identified in the future so that the program can continue beyond its current July 2009 cutoff. “This is certainly not an issue that ends with the current system,” Berkey said. Bridget Duffy, a staff assistant at the Women’s Center, said that the Women’s Center considers the price drop a radical step in the right...
...absorbed through the skin. "We're not saying that there's any clear-cut evidence here for health effects," says Dr. Gina Solomon of the NRDC. "If consumers want to reduce overall exposure, avoid these products or pick ones with lower levels. We don't know what the cutoff...
...become obese. "Even in what's considered normal, in the highest quartile there was an elevation in risk," says Dr. Teresa Hillier, a CHR endocrinologist and senior investigator and lead author of the study. "You could argue, should we consider lowering the criteria? One forty [mg/dl] is the typical cutoff [for diabetes]. Some ppl have argued that it should...
...showroom and change your mind later. Perhaps you'd really prefer the poplar interior trim to the brushed aluminum. Or maybe those retractable headlight washers would be useful after all. Your BMW dealer will be happy to oblige with as many changes as you care to make, until a cutoff point: six days before your particular car goes into production...
...been boosting the government's bottom line for decades. In 1979 those with incomes in the top 0.1% of American taxpayers (those with $233,539 or more in adjusted gross income) accounted for 3% of income and 7% of tax receipts, according to the IRS. In 2000 the cutoff for the top 0.1% was $1.6 million, and their share had grown to 10% of income and 19% of taxes...