The three most commonly reported principal diagnoses at inpatient discharges with any listed PH remained the same throughout the 10-year period (Table 15).
The furor has provoked a rather remarkable disclosure that defies all the commonly held principals of good corporate governance but so far has sparked nary a peep from shareholder advocates.
Poultry is commonly considered the principal source, and in some studies, was implicated in 50% to 70% of endemic cases (1, 2 ).
Although the commonly used "multipopulation" principal component analysis (PCA) has many attractive properties, it should be practiced with caution to avoid biases due to the choice of populations and varying sample sizes (Price et al. 2006; McVean 2009).
Higher vertebrates commonly possess two principal TR isoforms, namely, TRα and TRβ, and two genes encoding TRα (TRαA and TRαB) have been found in different fish species [ 18, 50- 52] as a result of the whole genome duplication that occurred during teleost evolution [ 53].
Similar rules are commonly applied when a principal patent generates other, "dependent" patents; the main patentee may be compelled to grant licenses to those who hold dependent patents.
However, in vivo delivery to specific tissue reservoirs using adeno-associated virus (AAV) vectors is problematic due to the large coding requirement for the principal effector commonly used in these applications, Streptococcus pyogenes (Spy) Cas9.
Commonly applied methods include principal component analysis (PCA), various forms of cluster analysis (CA), and discriminant analysis (DA, both linear and quadratic), followed by more recent (neural network and fuzzy) methods [17], although the application of combined techniques has been reported in the literature [28].
Axial load and biaxial bending strongly influence the deformation capacity of column cross-sections, in most cases causing a non-negligible loss of curvature and ductility with respect to the case of pure bending along principal axes, commonly assumed as the basic condition to assess the inelastic capacity.
He formally established the academic discipline and, with Karl Marx and Max Weber, is commonly cited as the principal architect of modern social science and father of sociology.
