Multiple publication bias was addressed by only including one set of data on the same subjects.
Because, during the course of one experiment, repeated measurements were taken on the same subjects over extended periods of time (i.e. hours), they were probably correlated.
This study is one out of two parallel cross-sectional studies on the same subjects.
Trump touches on the same subjects, but they often seem like afterthoughts.
In his report, Mr. Green said he compared the 68 news reports the government found objectionable with reports on the same subjects filed by the international wire services, major American news outlets and statements by the Bush administration.
The impulse to pun, perfectly fitting in that context, strikes Dalby perplexingly often; it's unfortunate that these gags, perhaps left over from the essays she wrote in Japanese on the same subjects, weren't left untranslated.
That finding comes from community colleges' discovery that by scoring a 75 on the English Regents and an 80 on the math Regents, students typically earn at least a C in college courses on the same subjects.
It is true that he spends six pages on Africans in the Chesapeake, focusing mainly on their legal status and European attitudes toward them, and touches on the same subjects in his section on the Dutch.
The Republicans may control more governorships, but Clintonian ideas dominate governors' mansions across the country, from Little Rock to Sacramento.The governors are still fixated on the same subjects as they were in the 1990s reforming education, extending health-care coverage, attracting high-tech businesses and even that golden oldie, "reinventing government".
A control experiment on the same subjects was conducted under horizontal bed rest (HZ) in the same series.
Inter-operator error measurements were evaluated by having other trained orthodontic operator take measurements on the same subjects.
