Since it was not purely measured as a routine, a selection bias cannot be ruled out.
With Custom Routines, Google Home users will soon be able to set their own phrases to kick off a routine and selection of what Google promises are "one million Actions".
With Custom Routines, Google Home users will soon be able to set their own phrases to kick off a routine and selection of what Google promises are "one million Actions". So if you want to set the mood for dinner, you can create a "Hey Google, dinner's ready" routine that turns up the music, turns off the TV and sets the temperature in the kitchen.
Testing thousands of lines in a breeding program each year may not be feasible for routine selection of resistant lines to FHB.
The demonstration of ''associations'' among specific storage proteins and quality parameters has led to practical applications in crop improvement, exemplified by the routine selection of specific patterns of high molecular weight (HMW) subunits of glutenin in plant-breeding programs.
Routine selection of the recombinant parapoxvirus is time-consuming and labor intensive.
Also, a routine for the selection of the best prediction model was proposed in the study.
Until the 1960s, it was a routine assumption that selection acts not only on the individual, but also on the group level (Wynne-Edwards, 1962).
To achieve this, populations were established and experience gained to begin a routine procedure of recurrent selection built around the evaluation and selection of S0 2 families.
In Shallice's rationale, these lesions damage the Supervisory Attentional System SASS) responsible for the non-routine selection of action schemes.
Using a sample of 350 Canadian sexual homicide cases, the authors examine victim selection from a routine activity perspective using CRAVED.
