Both groups have evolved metapopulation structures, perhaps also contingent patterns of behavior, that indicate hierarchical interactions within metaestuarine or metafluvial systems.
Numerous studies showed that a time-scheduled pattern was better than a pain-contingent pattern (PRN) in postoperative pain management.
Overall, 75% of the metabolism genes of bacterial origin are functionally unique to one symbiosis, indicating that the evolutionary history of metabolic integration in these symbioses is strongly contingent on the pattern of horizontally acquired genes.
This response has produced two types of evolutionary change within an ant species: one type is unpredictable and contingent on the pattern of isolation of Sky lsland populations by climate warming, resulting in slight changes in gene expression, organ growth, and morphology.
If certain aspects of the analysis plan cannot be prespecified (eg, the method of handling missing data is contingent on examining patterns of "missingness" before study unblinding), then the planned approach to making the final methodological choices should be outlined.
Take every apparently emerging pattern as contingent and unstable.
ACASI technology further eliminates errors of contingent questioning, as skip patterns are automatically initiated based on a respondent's answers.
Thirdly, facilities and patients were subjected to the costing exercise over a period of two months, which may under certain circumstances not be representative of the national average of costs, given that disease and consultation patterns are contingent on seasonal or other external variations.
The need to anthropomorphise natural phenomena and to create a necessary pattern out of contingent events is a powerful one in the human psyche.
Additionally, the effects of both drugs can be disparate, and even opposite, depending on contingent versus noncontingent administration, temporal pattern of administration, abstinence, route of administration and intake.
