To objectively define knowledge about vascular surgery, we administered a questionnaire to both a sample of the general population and medical students.
When you watch a movie you sit facing forward, and the festival's annual program — a relatively small bouquet of new films, selected and arranged by a committee of critics and programmers — is both a sampling of the present and an intimation of the future.
They and their colleagues therefore attended the Eighth International Violin Competition of Indianapolis, held in September 2010, which gathering provided both a sample of testable instruments and a pool of suitable volunteers to play them.Exactly which instruments were tested remains a secret.
Using both a sample of privatized U.K. companies, and U.K. and U.S. control portfolios, between 1993 and 2000, we show (both for the single-factor market model and the three-factor Fama-French model) that the observed changes in market risk are significant and consistent with theory.
By using both a sample of trees and a sample of regression coefficients, both obtained using MCMC, we control for phylogenetic uncertainty and uncertainty in the underlying statistical and phylogenetic models.
Second, in a strategy that would yield more information, the analyst could track both a sample of friends and a sample of random subjects, and the harbinger of an epidemic could be taken to be when the two curves were seen to first diverge from each other.
As an additional test to further confirm the absence of viral replication, the accumulation within the cells, or both, a sample of cells at day 7 was obtained from the BGMK cell line and subjected to ISH with TSV-specific gene probes.
The following tissues were then collected: heart, both lungs, a sample of the trachea, oesophagus and aorta, liver, both kidneys, sternum, right and left back limbs, both ear lobes and a sample of abdominal skin and fur.
In this study, we used both a larger sample of participants recruited through morning newspapers, and an enlarged sample of street-recruited participants.
To illustrate the strengths and weaknesses of each technique, we apply both to a sample of diurnal cortisol data measured at home in young children (N = 106, 46 male, M age = 3.81 years, S.D. = 0.24).
