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But later on Tuesday, Mr. Greenfield said in an interview that an adjusted version of the bill — lowering the speed limit to 25 m.p.h. on "one-way streets that do not have more than one lane of traffic" — was being considered instead.

Rogers et al. [12] show that an adjusted version of naive Bayes can work well with unfolded fingerprints.

An adjusted version of the Combined Loading Compression (CLC) method was introduced for capturing the compressive strength after edge-on impact.

The diagnosis of schizophrenia was made following a detailed clinical interview, complemented by a revision of all medical records and, when required, a DSM-IV-TR adjusted version of the Standardized Clinical Interview for DSM-IV Axis I Disorders, Clinician Version [35].

An adjusted version of the Mantel test for comparison of matrices was used (Mantel 1967).

The present study uses a shortened, adjusted version of the CGI scale [ 40].

Stepping into Prima's shoes, she intersperses adjusted versions of his signature songs ("Oh, Marie" becomes "Oh, Louie") with ballads like "It's Magic," "You Go to My Head," I've Got a Crush on You" and her signature, "I Wish You Love".

"What is it like for a dog to experience joy?" And so, in pursuit of the answers, Berns put together a group of "service-dog washouts," taught them to stay calm inside MRI equipment, and mapped their neural activity as the good dogs performed adjusted versions of classic experiments in children's cognition the marshmallow test, the A-or-B test in object permanence, and so on.

In Investigation 2 we additionally demonstrated that if researchers are able to successfully anticipate the specific alternative effect types, it is possible for them to formulate adjusted versions of the original randomization-test procedures that can recapture substantial proportions of the lost powers.

In any case, the three intervals are just adjusted versions of each other and completely equivalent for statistical testing as explained more fully in the Method section.

In the bottom of Table  3, results for an energy-adjusted diet (10 MJ/day) are presented, showing that the cost of the energy-adjusted NND is about 16-17% higher than the ADD, both in the reported and the behaviourally adjusted versions of the two diets, with the smallest difference in the behaviourally adjusted version.