Multiple subjects were urinating in public and trespassing through other yards in the area.
Multiple subjects, occasions, and replicates provide information on intersubject, intrasubject, and analytical measurement variability, respectively.
The Suppes-Atkinson courses proved so successful that they were soon expanded to include multiple subjects for many age levels.
Rural schools are often so small that one instructor must be responsible for multiple subjects, and sometimes multiple grades.
On this evidence Antonio Conte will have multiple subjects at which to direct his anger this weekend.
Other local high schools with all students passing the exams in multiple subjects included Byram Hills, Chappaqua, Edgemont, Irvington, Katonah-Lewisboro, Rye Brook and Scarsdale.
Under the new rules, states can create a single alternative assessment that will cover multiple subjects, instead of conducting a separate evaluation for each subject.
Steady practice seems to have honed General Clark's performance on the trail, which in the early days suffered from his tendency to digress into multiple subjects.
Minors, along with double majors, are increasingly popular as students try to master multiple subjects on the way to flexible careers or future education.
Some scientists said that in studies with multiple subjects they considered it unnecessary to report their child's participation, because they would face no greater risk than others.
The number of tests taken at those schools — many students take tests in multiple subjects — increased by more than 800, to 5,436, and the number of passing grades by 302, to 1,774.
