However, some of these tools are either addressed at dedicated bioinformaticians (e.g. EMBOSS [ 8]) or are specific for other purposes, such as the SABIA system for bacterial genomes (SABIA [ 9]).
A total of 2,463 RNs at 130 units were asked to participate by an email invitation sent to each RN at either a personal email address or to a hospital unit email, by either the researchers or the head nurse of their unit, depending on hospital policy.
Mr. Gore, through his environmental group, the Alliance for Climate Protection, has sent invitations to advertising agencies to submit 15-, 30- and 60-second "ecospots" explaining the global warming phenomenon and urging action to address it, at either the local or national level.
Missing continuous outcome data were not addressed appropriately (either not addressed at all or use of baseline data carried forward analysis) in four studies.
With regard to the purposes of subsequent analyses, we only coded teacher questions that were directed at a certain student, either by addressing him/her personally or by choosing him/her from two or more students who all had raised their hands.
As long as you are registered to vote in both places you can choose to vote at either your home address or your student address - or in both places if they are in different council areas.
More complex aspects of participation such as interpersonal interactions, social relationships, work and employment are either not addressed at all or if so, with very few items (vgl. [ 16]).
Place a sticky note stating "[Former Resident's Name] does not live at this address" on either the door or the mailbox itself.
I can be reached directly at either my email address or phone number included.
Often, compliance and security are only addressed either at the testing phase or at the last stage of development, which could potentially result in applications that do not identify potential threats.
Since it is somewhat physical in nature, it should be addressed either at the end of the logical design or at the beginning of the translation to physical design.
