(C) If the books are arranged by year, this changes the multiplicity because it applies a different constraint on the organization.
Meta analyses may come to different conclusions because they apply different study exclusion criteria.
Because we apply different distributions to different time periods for some variables, the 18 distributions cover 12 different variables.
Drug prices are often lower outside U.S. borders, because other countries apply different price controls.
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Zhuangzi's skepticism is weak because it acknowledges that we may apply different concepts of 'knowing' in different situations.
They are temporary, not permanent, and whether or not a claimant is awarded DHP is heavily dependent on where they live because different local authorities apply different eligibility rules.
Because different pathologists may apply different histologic criteria for endometrial hyperplasia depending on the classification system used, this article will provide an overview of the classifications used in current daily practice, present the histologic criteria and relative merits of each classification system, and discuss common and not so common causes of misclassification.
Because individual pupils may apply different criteria for each specific question (i.e. categories are simultaneously pupil-specific and question-specific), we regard the separation into five categories as unsuitable for either a continuous approximation or ranking.
For example, stimulating the IPS in a subject with low numerical abilities during numerical training may not optimize cognitive training because the subject might apply different strategies than other individuals of the same age; the subject may therefore recruit frontal regions, instead, for the same type of processing (Rivera et al., 2005).
