SANA, Yemen — Yemenis voted Tuesday in an election that was predetermined, with one candidate on the ballot for president.
The competitiveness of the first two games of this division series -- both were tied through six innings -- created a feeling that was less tension than inevitability, that the outcome had been predetermined, with only the details left to unfold.
Similarly, family background potentially provides another instrument for skills that influences skill development but is predetermined with respect to labor-market experience.
The advantage of the QCC-setting, relative to the complete case analysis (CC), is that the sample size increases substantially, since we can use more recent information additionally, and that union membership is predetermined with regard to the observed choice of vacation days.
The participants chosen for these segments were predetermined, with each planted in the crowd.
While most felt that there was both adequate pay and adequate indemnity this needs to be predetermined with funding, insurance and indemnity issues resolved before deployment, including guidelines on what will be funded on deployment and policy developed on use of cash advances and credit card use (16).
When using CBCA, standardized criteria for evaluating good quality of care are predetermined, usually with medical literature and expert opinion, and then compared against data extracted from medical records to evaluate whether or not a minimal standard of care has been met [ 5, 14].
They generally are structured events, and the courses of marches often are predetermined and negotiated with the police.
Interview transcripts were subjected to a directed content analysis, 22 a form of thematic analysis in which some coding categories are predetermined in line with the aims of the study.
