This suggests important unmeasured variables relevant to participants in the rural site may not have been considered (as the variance was >1) signifying more heterogeneity (variability).
10 signifying more than height, horse or story.
Where the qualitative work was given a more equal footing, there was a mixture of language suggesting some form of integration such as 'linked', 'in combination with', and language that signified more separation such as 'alongside' and 'parallel'parallel
"One hates to prejudge a situation like this, but the fear it provokes is that this signifies more business as usual than the Philharmonic can artistically afford," he said.
This might contribute to the apparent association between high postoperative CTC levels and poor prognosis, as high CTC levels could signify more systemically advanced disease.
Some of these terms suggested some form of integration such as 'linked', 'in combination with' and 'mixed methodology framework', whereas others signified more separation such as 'alongside'parallel'el', and 'concurrent'concurrent
It is generally assumed that more cells evaluated signifies more reliable results as attested to by narrower confidence intervals.
But to the aging writer, painter or musician the process can signify more than result; it no longer seems as important that the work be sold".
As the bubbles return the bubbles, it turns out, signify, more specifically, canine reincarnation the dog, in voiceover, considers the meaning of its life.
"Likelihood of confusion" signifies more than a mere possibility.
Now, a concrete term signifies more things than the corresponding abstract term, e.g., esse signifies more things than essence, for essence signifies only the form, whereas esse signifies the form principally and the subject secondarily.
