But it's not a once-only process that you undertake when you're looking for a job and then forget about.
It is most certainly a repeat of the same pattern where machines and AI are taking over jobs that previously went to workers, but it is today the case that AI and algorithms are replacing the cognitive processes that once only humans could undertake.
Randomisation is only undertaken once a group of 20 participants in a wave (figure 1) have been identified, since this is the minimum number that would constitute a viable group size.
Help-seeking was only undertaken once participants reached a point of acceptance and began to make concessions in their identity and goals, at which time they reduced their use of avoidance.
Once a rarity undertaken only by artists, activists and professors (think Wafaa Bilal, Hasan Elahi and Steve Mann) the hobby has now become affordable to any tech-head who wants to try it.
The assessment was also only undertaken once within two weeks of admission.
Warren et al. [ 28] and Whittle and Levine [ 29] tested intrarater reliability however the marking of the anatomical landmarks was only undertaken once before repeated measurements were taken, without allowing for removal and replacement of the markers between repeated measurements.
Publication bias is also a potential concern, since cost-effectiveness analyses are often only undertaken in field-studies once a positive effect has been demonstrated, though the lack of statistically significant effect does not necessarily preclude a strategy from being cost-effective, nor should it prevent a cost-effectiveness analysis being published [ 75, 76].
The National Cancer Satisfaction Survey was only undertaken in full once, in 2000/2001, but there are now annual surveys of hospital patients, by Trusts in England, undertaken by the Healthcare Commission from which data on cancer patients could be drawn.
Attribution is only undertaken if a change has been detected.
Go to a house once and only once.
