Not a common set-up if the actor gets to choose, in truth: you're a bit more likely to end up trading conversation in a drab publicist's conference room, or else fighting back croissant-wielding minions in a plush bar or spa within walking distance of the talent's front door.
The present study, which included several surgeons, one institution, and one implant, represents a common set-up for many patients, thus providing representative data in terms of long-term survivorship as well as clinical outcome [ 23].
A common set-up is as follows: Tool bar(s) on top, status bar(s) on bottom, and workspace in the middle.
More than a hundred years ago, anti-lynching activist Ida B Wells revealed the dubious nature of this common set up, calling it an "old racket".
While the cell lines portrayed higher heterogeneity in expression changes compared with the patient samples, the hierarchical clustering did reveal a common set of up- and down-regulated genes.
We included An. coluzzi mosquitoes from Tengrela (TEN) in the 2012 experiment to see whether a common set of genes were up-regulated in pyrethroid resistant mosquitoes from VK7 and TEN.
At the London summit, American officials should work with other governments to come up with a common set of rules to pry information from tax havens.
All you have to do is to get a legitimate representative of 27 countries to sign up to a common set of rules and have it ratified by 27 sovereign national parliaments.
You clean up the clutter, improve the structure of the data and make it more useful, and line your architecture up around a common set of definitions and structures so you can do effective analysis.
So the group, including fishermen, environmentalists, community leaders and social workers, sat down to come up with a common set of principles.
Categorical attributes such as sex are usually transformed to a common set of representations through simple look-up tables or mapping of various encodings – for example, both "Female" and "2" might be mapped to "F" and "male and "1" to "M" in order to provide a consistent encoding of the sex attribute for each record.
