To minimize imbalance over several strata with a number of clusters no divisible by five, the SAS macro was programmed to start the cyclic assignment by assigning one of the colors at random (with probability 1/5).
It is very difficult to read the exam papers and assignments one by one.
and, in part, because it would facilitate the use of tools that identify, and so discourage, cheating and plagiarism: It is very difficult to read the exam papers and assignments one by one.
Our study also reveals a collaboration "sweet spot": the greatest gains accrue when librarians provide moderate input into syllabus and assignment design, followed by one or two strategically placed hands-on library sessions.
In the trained clustering each assignment was performed one-by-one.
In this number (seen above in a three-hundred-and-sixty-degree video), Dewey "auditions" the kids in his classroom for a new assignment, transforming them, one by one, into a kick-ass rock band.
Each subject received the three insulins by assignment to one of three sequences, as directed by a Latin-square design (ABC/BCA/CAB).
To that end, a stratified sample of large and small, service and manufacturing firms was constructed, followed by random assignment to one of four survey technologies: mail, fax, PC disk-by-mail and Web-page survey (combined with e-mail notification).
Under Sergio Zyman, a predecessor of Mr. Jones, Coca-Cola worked with more than two dozen agencies on Coke and other major brands, and assignments were parceled out one by one.
By utilization of quasi-experimental method, among students having mathematics disabilities, after matching based on sex and education degree as one by one and random assignment, 40 test cases (20 cases in experiment group and 20 cases in control group) in 2nd grade of elementary school has performed.
