Orange County, northwest of Westchester on the other side of the Hudson River, has also become an alternative for prospective homeowners, among them police officers and firefighters who have been priced out of markets closer to Manhattan, said Greg Rand, the managing partner in Prudential Rand Realty, which has offices in Westchester, Putnam, Rockland and Orange Counties.
Alternative prospective designs, such as interrupted time series studies, should be used when randomised trials are not feasible.
Alexander's Peripatetic theory of alternative prospective possibilities could be called the model of diachronic modalities without simultaneous alternatives: there are transient singular alternative possibilities, but those which will not be realized disappear instead of remaining unrealized.
An alternative to prospective studies is the structured collection of specimens from all patients and all hospitals in a region, and a very thorough description of patient demographics to analyse potential bias afterwards.
He apparently thinks that the truth of future contingent statements implies that things cannot be otherwise, for the assumed actuality of the relevant truth-makers means that alternative prospectives are rendered temporally impossible.
As an alternative, our large prospective multicenter data in the "real world" setting reflect the effectiveness of ED airway management, therefore enhancing the potential generalizability of the findings.
Microbial cathodes (biocathodes) form an alternative with great prospectives since they are low cost (both electrode material and catalyst) and self-generating.
Using modern techniques and regimens, these therapies have not been tested as an alternative to surgery in prospective randomised trials, and attempts to do so have been unsuccessful.
Taken together, these findings represent an alternative method toward the prospective prediction of healthcare costs in pediatric federally supported managed care populations.
The Serologic Testing Algorithm for Recent HIV Seroconversion (STARHS) offers a promising alternative to prospective measurement of HIV incidence, particularly in developing countries where incidence rates may be high but are infrequently measured owing to limited resources[1] [4].
