The blocking is used to diminish the effect of nuisance factors, and the blocks are assigned, for example, to 3 days.
Also, geographical distributions of some species are inconsistent with those of other members of the lineages to which they were assigned; for example, a southern platyfish, X. xiphidium occurs further north than the northern swordtails [ 2] (see Figure 1a).
As codes are assigned, for example, 'wrong dose administered' and 'wrong drug administered', the codebook will be developed, and we anticipate the study team will begin to observe how cases cluster around particular codes or sets of related codes, and thematic groups will emerge, for example, 'administration errors', which will inform the development of each class.
If there was insufficient evidence to satisfy the criteria for a specific diagnosis, a more general diagnosis was assigned, for example cerebral lesion (cause unknown) would be used if there was insufficient evidence to support a diagnosis of toxoplasmosis of the brain or primary cerebral lymphoma.
Record the following information: The subject or course in which the work is assigned (for example, Spanish, algebra, French or English).
In the existing standards, for example WIFI, the power level is assigned for every packet.
The combination of cognitive symptoms with biomarkers such as CSF Aβ42, tau, volumetric MRI and amyloid positron emission tomography (PET) suggest that these are the earliest disease stages for which a diagnosis of AD or likely progression to AD can currently be confidently assigned (for example, [ 59, 67, 68]).
Sometimes those from and to whom resources are redistributed are defined as individuals, other times as groups to which individuals are rigidly assigned (for example, Whites and Hispanics), and other times to groups that are defined by their holdings (for example, the top and bottom quintile).
Logically, population size can also be assigned to each lineage (for example 10 cells per bacterial lineage).
An urgent message from a family member might be assigned a value of $1, for example, while the colleague's message might be valued at 5 cents and the supervisor's at 25 cents.
