Given the near impossibility of conducting such a study, it may be beneficial to measure distress at additional points such as just after diagnosis but prior to treatment and on the last day of treatment to provide a fuller context for interpreting of the nature and extent of distress following treatment.
Points lying more than 1 standard deviation from the mean of a 121-point boxcar average were removed, as were additional points identified by hand.
Create some kind of scoring rule that helps encourage spelling a word correctly such as adding additional points if a word is spelled correctly before looking it up in the official word lists.
aOne point given each for the questions that were required: the who, the what, the why, and the how, as well as an additional point for completeness over the 10-wk experiment.
The NYPD represents themselves as veteran friendly, offering benefits such as fee waivers and additional points on their initial exam, and veterans can even access their GI Bill while in the police academy; however, the percentage of combat veterans that actually get hired is unknown.
The proximal end of the stout femur has a third projection, or trochanter, in addition to the usual mammalian two, which serves as an additional point of attachment for the large locomotory muscles of the hindlimbs.
As the contour grows/shrinks, additional points have to be created/eliminated along the contour.
However, the IL-10/JAK1/STAT3 AIR, like all signalling pathways, has multiple levels of regulation that should also be taken into account as these may illuminate additional points for therapeutic intervention.
Similarly, putative deletions in the test diploids were called if the reference sequence D5-53 had 20-times or higher coverage at both ends, as well as at an additional point at least 200 bp from either end of a region of at least 1000 bp, and if the test diploid had near-zero coverage (<3-times) at every point in that block.
