Príklady disposable

• Some old regulations exist for disposable devices, clinical implants, and corrective and therapeutic medical instruments.

• It takes that sort of time for things that are under your eyes to become disposable within culture.

• Rising levels of net disposable income allowed town-dwellers to climb the housing ladder, thereby reducing some at least of the ravages of infection.

• These cost differences reflect the different hospital equipment policies for reusable equipment (the results when disposable equipment were used were virtually identical).

• For the set of nine curves, the only disposable constants are a single length scale and the total strain.

• Our income measure consists of two components that are added together: annual disposable income and the annuity of net wealth.

• Under both policies, the real disposable income of all the quintiles decreases, however when the corporate tax is reduced the lower quintiles lose more.

• Among the important features of the new system is a corporate mentality in which much of the "fat" of traditional medical education seems disposable.

• This lack of standardization made crafted workers less disposable.

• If it's doable, if it is: easily disposable, why don't we.

• If the testator wishes to leave the disposable part to a spouse, he or she must make a will.

• As the tax rate on labor declines and disposable income rises, there is an increase in the incentive to become skilled.

• The poverty rate based on disposable income adjusted for family size serves as a measure for the situation after transfers and taxes.

• Disposable gloves were worn during all procedures and changed frequently.

• For a person living in an economic family, disposable income is deemed to be a portion of the total family income after taxes.