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For example, the results of several local postdoctoral association (PDA) surveys corroborate the findings of the Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy ( COSEPUP) (2000) and the AAU Committee on Postdoctoral Education (1998), both of which identify career development, salary, and benefits as main concerns of postdoctoral scientists.

We propose two alternatives, both of which identify a value specific to subsample k (i.e., local): complement deviance selection and permutation selection.

This interest is reflected in The Council of Australian Governments Plan for Better Healthh for All Australians [ 5], and in the National Chronic Disease Strategy [ 6], both of which identify the importance of promoting healthy lifestyles by addressing risk factors in general practice.

On headsets you can listen as the artist recites stream-of-consciousness prose and poetry, bits of which identify him as black and gay.

Several scales have been used to measure the impact of stroke and other diseases, most of which identify the perception of the health professional.

Other reviews on treatment adherence have been published recently [ 14, 36], both of which identified similar issues to the issues in our review.

These observations are consistent with the 2010 assessment by International Osteoporosis Foundation and the 2011 assessment of the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality for the US Preventative Services Task Force both of which identified vitamin D as an effective intervention to prevent falling in older adults.

Inclusion of a parameter describing loss of infection (Table 1, model 1) did not significantly lower the infection rate estimates as might be expected compared with a single parameter (Table 1, model 2) or longitudinal (Table 2, model 3) model, both of which identified younger (<2 years of age) dogs to be at substantially greater risk for infection (p<0.0001).

Almost 800 posted comments, many of which identified with her position.

An outcome of the experiment is an n-tuple, the kth entry of which identifies the result of the kth toss.

Members of the Cambridge laboratory now wear "Active Badges", each of which identifies the wearer to several local machines by sending out an infrared signal.