Notably, the pilot involved a one-time selection of eligible patients and mailing of outreach materials.
Fundi is a one-time project, a selection of wines donated to a training program for 2010 and the FIFA World Cup, being held in South Africa.
Through these two factors, at any one time, the selection of cooperation nodes will affect both the energy conservation and the estimation accuracy.
Intended as a one-time project, the Knitters performed a selection of folk and country tunes, along with acoustic versions of songs from the X catalog.
However, without the multiplication of these entities, selection would be a one-time only event.
To study agonistic activity of the standards or the extracts of blubber samples (ability to mimic endogenous hormones), cells were exposed, one at a time, to a selection of 13 individual POPs (o, p′-DDD, p, p′-DDD, p, p′-DDE, o, p′-DDT, p, p′-DDT, HCB, α-HCH, β-HCH, γ-HCH, δ-HCH, PCB 138, PCB 153, and PCB 180) or blubber extracts diluted in acetonitrile.
This is in agreement with the view that temporal variation in selection means that selective mortality in one time period is a poor predictor of selection coefficients during other time periods (Kekäläinen et al. 2009).
Each spell requires tapping in "codes", one element at a time from a selection of 10.
The key feature of a cross-sectional study is the selection of participants at one time past t = 1.
Indeed, GGGPS (the enzyme catalyzing the formation of the isoprenoid-ether bond, fig 1) displays a strong preference for G1P with respect to G3P [ 144]; if this is an intrinsic property of all GGGPS (or if a G1P-inclined GGGPS was the only one around at the time of selection of the lineage that was to persist), it is conceivable that the selection or the recruitment of a G1PDH followed suit.
Even if one finds an optimal selection of frequency bands, time points, and spatial locations for averaging, this selection tends to 'over-fit' to a particular data set, which generalizes poorly to different subjects.
