In 90% of our patients we had outcome data that allowed such categorization, and a reanalysis with patients categorized in this way did not materially change our inferences about the association between DTI parameters and clinical outcome (see Figure 7 for an example).
While the stems of questions can be fairly cleanly categorized in this way, the distracters often encompass inappropriate mixed practices, such as matter energy conversions or scale mistakes.
With the C. elegans transcription factor genes categorized in this way, various criteria were used to select specific genes with which to assay the significance of alternative isoforms through recombineered reporter gene fusions.
Rather, she closely examined each of the 19 individual cases that were part of the lawsuit, categorizing them this way: nine stops were unconstitutional; five stops, while constitutional, were followed by unconstitutional frisks; and the remaining five, based on reasonable suspicion, were constitutional.
"I would categorize it this way," says Sullivan.
Including contextual factors and categorizing them this way in a comprehensive ToC is the crucial step that allows comprehension of how and why a program worked the way it did, and whether it would work that way somewhere else or at larger scale.
We categorized sites in this way because the numbers of sites were small if H4, H5, and H6 were analyzed separately and because both π and Prop.
"There is only one way to categorize this kind of behavior: it's crazy making," she said.
Sports commentators have been flailing around on TV and radio all week, trying to find a way to categorize this: It's racism because Incognito used the N-word in a message to Martin.
Normal eaters just don't categorize foods in this way.
