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spec: William M. Mercer , which conducts a compensation study for ITAA , noted an increase in average hourly compensation of nearly 20 percent from 1995 to 1996 for operating system software architects and consultants , about five times the national average . " We've had quite a spike , '' said Dr. Roger Baxter , clinical leader for Kaiser 's vaccine program in Northern California . According to Dr. Rogers , the detailed angiographic analysis is consistent with the clinical findings in that it shows that the lesions treated with multiple long CYPHER Stents had significantly fewer side branch occlusions than those treated with multiple long bare metal stents . She had driven from St. Bernard Parish with several others because they had heard that they could get help from the Red Cross in Hattiesburg . The sign reads CLOSED ! But Dr. Rogers added that the measures were precautions only and there was no proof that the disease can be passed to humans . Warm air and moisture moves over the cold , trapped air . The reason that quart jars generally do not have to be sterilized before adding the apple butter mixture is due to the longer processing time ( 10 minutes ) required for quarts instead of the 5 minutes for pints and half-pints . Robert Brown and Dr Kim Reynolds worked on eighteenth-century subjects at an earlier stage , and others within 37A St Giles have helped on specific aspects : Dr Elizabeth Baigent looked after eighteenth-century geographers , and Dr Roger Stearn looked after the army between 1775 and 1800 as well as contributing many articles . The resolution thanked Dr. Rogers for his work with the annual History conferences , co-editing four volumes outlining Civil Engineering History and Heritage , and serving as the National Chair of the History & Heritage Committee . One document names the late Dr Roger Perry , an environmental scientist at Imperial College , London , as such a consultant . " " ' What Dr. Atala has done is to present eloquently , for the first time , the real power that these cells have , ' says Dr. Roger De Filippo , a urologist and tissue engineer at Childrens Hospital Los Angeles who called the research a ' sentinel paper ' " Finally , these stem cells are remarkably prolific and resilient . During two public information meetings and from written comment received on the summary of the draft final rule , commenters generally supported simplifying the rule . The post-doc will work at Santa Barbara , supervised by Dr. Roger Nisbet . And many of the Chinese men . While this information on parent participation and satisfaction is not directly reflected in the GPRA goals , parent involvement with and reliance on the program is believed to be a mediator in obtaining positive outcomes for both children and families . '' A board should be well-informed about policy and the legal implications `` of e-mail , Wood said . Dr. Roger Feldman is the Blue Cross Professor of Health Insurance and Professor of Economics at the University of Minnesota . While the legislative function of county government is served by the council , the executive function is served by a mayor . A recent detailed description of these long-lived velocity patterns can be found in the paper by Dr. Roger Ulrich below . `` Currently we aggregate multiple 10GbE pipes into a single logical interface , with pricing for 10Gb about four times that of Gigabit Ethernet on CAT 6 , '' Gourlay explains .