The partial likelihood method cares about the ordering of the time of the migrants' return occurrence.
During the trip and within 7 d after the return: occurrence of TD, onset and duration of diarrhea, limitations on activity, fever, medical care and treatment prescribed.
For example, your search for 'bio*' could return occurrences of any or all of these terms: 'bionic' or 'biosynthesis' or 'biodegrade' or 'biographic.' One, some, all, or none could be relevant to your research.
Her triumphant return was a rare occurrence in a profession where young dancers who burn out seldom reignite.
Typically, coastal defenses are targeted to withstand ESLs of a certain intensity related to a frequency of occurrence or return period.
Samples were analyzed in duplicate, except where noted in Supplementary Table S3 and a minimum occurrence filter returned a total of 3655 peptides (Webb-Robertson et al., 2010).
The work is breathtaking because the artist has rendered an unnatural occurrence — a man's return from the grave — in a way that embodies the twinned humanity and Godliness of Christ on which an entire religious faith hinges.
Such unequal contests between state and local communities for control of conservation enterprises and their returns have become a common occurrence in Tanzania (Nelson 2004; Nelson 2007; Baldus 2009).
The function below returns all occurrences of a pattern within a text with at most k differences.
Return migration was reportedly a common occurrence.
Although this assay does not discriminate between different forms of cell death, the loss of plasma membrane integrity is considered a point of no return, while the occurrence of other biochemical events does not necessarily mean that cell death will ensue (Kroemer et al, 2009).
