When discussing sleep interruptions, many patients will claim that they have to get up to use the bathroom, which is common, particularly for elderly patients.
Note that these assumptions are common, particularly for Kalman-filter-based tracking algorithms, for which the conditional PDF (phantom {dot {i}!}f_{ {p}_{i} vert mathbf {p}_{i,0}} (x)) is often assumed to be Gaussian.
Follow the crowd Observing peers' choice as reference for VDM was common, particularly for new vaccines of perceived uncertain safety and efficacy.
For melanoma, unexpected patterns of lymphatic drainage, including crossing the mid-line, are common, particularly for lesions in the head and neck or on the back.
In these settings, catastrophic health expenditures (CHEs) are common, particularly for conditions such as CVD that are costly and less likely to be publicly financed (Huffman et al. 2011).
A community-based survey from Mongolia revealed that self-medication of antibiotics was common, particularly for childhood illnesses, and was driven by widespread misperceptions that antibiotics can 'cure' viral illnesses [ 31].
Misunderstandings regarding its purpose were common, particularly among those being monitoring for other, unrelated health conditions, or who had their blood pressure or cholesterol recently measured.
Quantitative analyses of engagement and learning are less common, particularly for studies that have been conducted outside of laboratory or controlled settings (Horn et al., 2012).
Tugging on jerseys, while illegal, is extremely common, particularly for talented players who might break away and create something if the defender does not have a fistful of uniform.
Such stories are far too common, particularly for artistic organizations that are vital for cultivating the communities they serve.
