She created her prototype out of a plastic sport bottle and hair ties, which she now says "looked like a Frankenstein thing, very ugly and scary". Despite the rough appearance, they had measurable interest and finished as a top audience favorite.
And, not to be so high drama about it, riffing is more of a boyish thing to do: the currency of a certain stripe of guy is always going to be shared, external, measurable interests and being better at them.
And, not to be so high drama about it, riffing is more of a boyish thing to do: the currency of a certain stripe of guy is always going to be shared, external, measurable interests, and being better at them.
The U.S. had few measurable interests at stake in that tragic nation's civil war, but sought to strengthen the nominal national government, in truth but one of some 25 armed factions, and support Israel, which had invaded its northern neighbor.
A study that looked into the influence of different didactic methods did not show a measurable difference in interest in geriatrics between a 3-h didactic session and a 3-h experiential learning session [ 13].
The targeted knockdown of individual genes with short interfering RNA molecules (RNAi) is routinely used to assay the relative effect of proteins on a measurable phenotype of interest [ 7].
However, the quantity of interest is generally a measurable function of the Markov chain.
Postoperative AKI is hence of particular interest, serving as a measurable indicator of perioperative harm and an important potential target for intervention [23].
Long term studies of interest rates then detected a measurable tendency for them to rise in the northern hemisphere in the spring and fall in the late summer.
Our primary outcome of interest was whether the intervention led to a measurable impact on wellbeing for the person with dementia and their family.
Why not stop pretending "greenness" is a measurable thing, and instead focus on the details we're actually interested in?
