But at the same press conference, when asked about "climate change," Clinton in assigning blame for the woes of mankind did not hesitate to name names–or at least one name: the United States.
Table 2 provides an overall summary of the magnitude of change in the assigned primary reviewer score as compared to the magnitude of Δ for the secondary reviewer.
Changes in EQ VAS scores were determined by changes in the likelihood of HADS-identified anxiety and/or depression, in addition to any change in the assigned health state.
The Leu/Leu genotype of CYP1B1 was associated with a statistically significantly greater MPD change in women assigned to EPT than the Val/Val genotype (P = 0.03, not significant after correction for multiple comparisons).
In a discussion of this possibility, Miller and Rollnick point out that examination of patterns of change in participants assigned to waiting list control conditions may indicate that they perceive they are expected to 'wait' to change until receiving the intervention and compliantly do so [ 9].
Figure 7 is divided into 5 categories based on gross changes in the assigned chromosomal numbers, with a basic aim of estimating the overall ploidy (i.e., inferring the CN of unassigned chromosomes) and understanding the etiology of chromosomal gains or losses for individual samples.
In modern trials with a very low level of true progression, scoring systems such as the modified Sharp score are instruments that challenge the level of confidence of individual readers in assigning change scores to potentially changed joints.
In addition, the location and time of report generation change fast and are important in assigning trustworthiness values to events.
The genes with more than 2 fold change in expression were assigned a score based on their relative change in expression on LPS stimulation.
First, the change in intensity assigns different saliency values to corresponding voxels in an image pair.
David Spieghalter, the Winton professor of the public understanding of risk at the University of Cambridge, said: "Pisa explores many factors associated with country performance but occasionally seem hasty in assigning reasons for change – we can't decide causality from this study, and we should be very cautious in the lessons to be learned".
