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medium-term
The medium-term strategy of monetary policy, formally adopted in 1998, envisaged bringing inflation below 4% in 2003.
They found that medium-term (generations 5-13) response was higher in subdivided than in unsubdivided populations.
They examined the impact of vaccination on the long-term equilibrium incidence of these diseases, but ignored the possible short to medium-term.
In fourteen of sixteen years the indexed short-term and medium-term rates have better risk-return tradeoffs than do the pension funds.
It is best to separate short-term, medium-term, and long-term aspects of this plan.
They prefer (to generalize) some sort of long- or medium-term strategy towards the city.
For medium-term care, there are five institutions with 625 beds (15).
There were medium-term movements in prices expressed in grams of silver.
Should medium-term goals, such as price stability, be given primacy?
A medium-term commitment to a measurable target helps to manage fiscal policy in the short run.
However, this growth-reducing effect is not strong, at least in the medium-term perspective employed here, nor is the estimation proving it robust.
In conclusion, balloon valvotomy through a carotid arteriotomy provides effective short- and medium-term palliation for infants with severe aortic stenosis.
In practice, medium-term genetic gains are also of economic importance.
Moreover, medium-term effects were somewhat larger for those present at the fire, but again without statistical significance, whereas they were rather similar at the short-term.
Obviously, both strategies are necessary, with the first geared towards short- and medium-term goals, and the second directed at longer term objectives.
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