Symptom choices included both physical symptoms (e.g., shakiness, fast heartbeat) as well as psychological (e.g., anxiety) and neuroglycopenic (e.g., confusion).
Subjects selected the music of their choice from a selection including both Chinese and Western music.
This Yelena, by the way, is one of the liveliest participants in the donnybrook that is the play's climax, in which the weapons of choice include both a pistol and a bouquet of "sad, full" autumn roses.
The formulation of hybrid discrete choice (HDC) models including both observable alternative attributes and latent variables associated with attitudes and perceptions has become a renewed topic of discussion in recent years.
Achieving such generalizations, however, requires consistency among multi-scale studies not only in across-scale sample design, but also in basic rationales used in the choice of observational scale, including both grain and extent.
In our first phase of design-based research, we found that students who used the revised tutorial module showed an increase in understanding of natural selection as evidenced by their gain on pre-post test items, including both multiple-choice questions (Table 3) and an open-response question (Fig. 4).
Four weeks after the study, all participating units received evaluation forms by mail including both multiple choice and open questions on the use of the registration.
However, numerous studies have elucidated the problem of achieving agreement between medically skilled examiners, including both the choice of tests and the circumstances during which the examinations are performed.
Meals at the resort were ample and delicious, with choices that included both meat and seafood.
The PRIDE trial of pneumonia prevention utilized specific methodological choices that include both efficacy and effectiveness elements.
Administrators and politicians need to expand the menu of government choice to include both substantive and procedural instruments and a wider range of options of each, and to understand the important context-based nature of instrument choices.
