An editorial shoot may earn a model up to $150, but working with a prominent photographer, padding a portfolio and exposure in a well-respected magazine is worth more than cash.
The crash prediction model employed in this study, originally developed by Lee et al. [10, 11, 12], calculates crash frequency as a function of traffic conditions, external control factors and exposure in a log-linear modeling form.
A primary survey dance was created to reinforce the steps of primary survey (assessing for danger, the casualty's responsiveness, airway, breathing, circulation, disability check, and exposure) in a rhythmic series of motions accompanied by chants.
"Does violent media availability and exposure in a culture relate to levels of violence in that culture?" he asks.
Immunoreactive bands were detected by enhanced chemiluminescence (SuperSignal, Pierce , USA and exposure in a luminescent image analyser LAS-1000pluss, FUSAFilm, USA).
After the mice were terminally anesthetized using diethyl ether and exposure in a closed container, the infected blood was collected through cardiac puncture, and diluted to 1 × 10 PRBCs in PBS.
These adjusting factors have previously been applied by Scott et al., who tested various assumptions regarding the relationship between water contact and exposure in a questionnaire-based study in Northern Senegal [ 5].
Overall, consistent with theory, we have seen that estimates are (on average) reasonably close to those from full data under all missingness mechanisms except when missingness depends jointly on outcome and exposure in a nonindependent way.
As the later Canadian explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson noted, John Franklin's entire crew died of starvation and exposure in an area where, for generations, the Inuit had raised their children and tended their elderly.
The Fratellis, a Scottish rock band that released its debut album in the United States earlier this year, attracted some critical acclaim and exposure in an Apple advertisement, but topped out at a modest 129,000 copies.
