The main differences among arrangements of the same group reside in the presence/absence of different ISs (either complete or partly deleted), some insertions/deletions (indels), and/or repeat sequences (fig. 6).
For the categorical variable "type of breast tissue" the beta parameter for the dense or very dense tissue can be interpreted as the average higher pain score in this category compared with women with complete or partly completed involution, corrected for biopsy depth and number of biopsies.
Out of those, 105 practices completed - all or partly - the practice characteristics questionnaire.
Some of my gifted middle-school students believe that if they turn something in, it must be great, even if it is messy, misspelled or partly completed.
The participants who fully or partly completed the cost diaries and questionnaires were included in the base case analysis.
The project, which took 10 years to complete, was partly financed by the state Division of Housing and Community Renewal and through loans obtained through the Landmarks Conservancy.
Two buildings west, at the large space run by Klemens Gasser and Tanja Grunert, the scene was one of complete devastation, partly because the main showing space was at the basement level.
As the film finished and the credits started to roll I, like most of the audience, sat in complete silence, partly in reverence, partly due to revulsion, but glad that a film of this nature had finally been made by a black director.
Planning is unpredictable, partly because the game is complete chaos, partly because players can play cards at any time that change the rules of the game itself.
Two outliers were removed from the i.v. group, one which fell into lateral recumbency during the immobilization period and one in which intravenous injection was not complete and partly administrated subcutaneously.
It is recognised to have extremely complete data, partly due to notification of cases from multiple sources, aided by the close relationship between the CCRG and the main childhood cancer clinical trials organisation in the UK UK Childrenn's Cancer Study Group, now known as the Children's Cancer and Leukaemia Group).
