A: Often enough to make Player 1 indifferent to checking or bluffing.
Synergy was defined as a fraction inhibitory concentration (FIC) index ≤0.5, additive effect 0.5 to 1, indifferent or antagonistic effect >2 (Lorian definition).
The test materials in their combinations alone or with standard antibiotics were graded to have synergistic (≤0.5), additive (>0.5 to 1), indifferent (>1 to <2) or antagonistic (≥2) on the basis of FIC indices [ 16].
The items were rated on a 5-point Likert scale: 5 = strongly agree, 4 = agree, 3 = indifferent, 2 = disagree, 1 = strongly disagree.
The answers were scored as follows: Completely Agree (5 points), Somewhat Agree (4 points), Indifferent (3 points), Somewhat Disagree (2 points), and Completely Disagree (1 point).
Is Asma Assad, 36, indifferent to the suffering being inflicted on her fellow Sunnis by her husband's Alawite henchmen – or appalled?
He invented the René Saavedra character, but his Saavedra is very different from Mr. Larrain's: 50ish, politically engaged, idealistic and happily married rather than 30ish, indifferent to politics, careerist and separated.
There had been moments before where it had threatened to cross the threshold, but as he was withdrawn after 51 indifferent minutes of Sunday's Manchester derby, it made the full transition.
I'm cheering for the Russians as we speak, whilst totting up the potential golds from today which will take us above those infernal, bragging Wallabies... 5.33am: Indifferent to my support, the Australians now appear to be crushing the Soviet Bear: 55-47 now.
The permanent display includes a selection of these, some Qing-dynasty scrolls and, on the top floor, a show of about 100 indifferent foreign paintings donated by a German collector, Peter Ludwig. Untilrecently culture was seen as strictly the party's preserve, but now the boom in public-museum building is being echoed in the private sector.
The answers are divided into the following: (1) strongly disagree, (2) disagree, (3) indifferent, (4) agree, and (5) strongly agree.
