Each line represents the percentage of common instances for a given pair of strategies (dc-c, dc-ff, c-ff).
Methadone was excluded from the analyses since it is primarily used for addiction (i.e., opioid maintenance) treatment, and only in less common instances for pain treatment; this results in irregular dispensing patterns, as a substantial proportion of methadone is dispensed not by retail pharmacies, and therefore non-comparable data with other POs for the purposes of the present study.
These are of course statistically principled, but in practice the metric can explode at the extremes: the most common instance is for binomial data with 0% or 100% accuracy (i.e., the extremes of a nice psychometric function).
It's become common, for instance, for the Affordable Care Act's critics to compare prices sticker prices in the individual market to the prices in the exchanges now.
It is common, for instance, for homeopaths to question the alleged "scientific" studies that conventional drugs are "effective" as treatments because of concern that many of these treatments tend to suppress symptoms or disrupt the complex inner ecology of the body and create much more serious illness.
In theory, the combination of these properties makes workflows a natural choice for implementing Big Data processing pipelines, common for instance in bioinformatics.
Small numbers of officers now switch services -- doctors are common, for instance -- but Army officials said they were still working out recruiting projections for the new program.
The tension is so explicit, everyone's popping veins where veins are not common; for instance, the wife's got one embossed on her chin.
The more severe a behavior was, the less frequent it tended to be; leering was more common, for instance, than unwanted touching.
Therefore, it is envisioned in the future that PIPV might become common, for instance, in public lighting products, sensors, boats, cars, and in urban furniture in public spaces.
It is very common, for instance, to receive reports that begin along the lines, "This is an excellent study from one of the leading groups in the field... .., and although a case can be made that the authors' previous track record is relevant when judging their latest work, the editor must not allow this to become a dominant factor.
