My ten-year-old crimes had mostly been shoplifting junk food — the Suzy Q was a preferred item, along with Yodels — but the sentiment behind a theft like this, as much as it is explicitly about some material gain, is also the deep wish of all ten-year-olds to not be bored, to have a some caper, some project, some agency of revenge against the world.
These values of α1 are the ones used for the system evaluations, as it is explicitly detailed in Table 2.
It is necessary to mention that we use the term CQI to specify the modulation and coding scheme (MCS), as it is explicitly defined in[27].
Ignoring the recommendations of the Picard review may be justified as long as it is explicitly explained.
However, framework analysis was used as the main method of analysing the data as it is explicitly geared towards generating findings relevant to policy and practice, and is popular with health and social researchers for this reason [ 23].
As it is perceived as one of the sectors which pollute the most, and stigmatized as such, it was explicitly targeted by the French CCE.
The then home secretary, Jack Straw, called the HRA the "British model" because, as Norman and Oborne recognise, it was explicitly fashioned to respect Britain's constitutional traditions.
We classified an outcome as the "primary" outcome in the abstract only if it was explicitly stated as such, and in the ClinicalTrials.gov record only if it was included in the "Primary Outcome" field in the tabular view of the record.
With respect to the 2003-2007 UNDAF results framework, the assessment points to the fact that although Gender was considered as a cross-sectoral theme, it was explicitly referred to in only one of the high level results (girls' education).
It was explicitly sold as a limited operation focused entirely on chemical weapons.
