A part written by one contributor, for example, produces pretty reports, while other parts, written by other people, can comb through accumulated data and perform what Mr. Allingham calls a "sanity check" by flagging factors like ages that do not match, marriages or births involving people too young or too old, and other obvious glitches.
It was Chowhound's contributors, for example, who guided me through Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson, the world's busiest airport, where just under 90 million people passed through in 2007, the most recent year for which there are records.
Given that the antitax group Club for Growth is at the top of the list of organizational contributors, for example, we might not be surprised to find that many of the committee members are dead-set against raising taxes.
Liberal blogging website Daily Kos and its contributors, for example, have stepped up where reluctant Democrats have not ― sending more than $1 million to help flip an ultraconservative district in Georgia held consistently by the GOP since the late 1970s.
Considering the practical limitations, adopting reported uncertainties for some less influential contributors, for example, A, Aeff, Δ gdl is a viable approach, whereas the contribution of critical parameters like fe, Dgel and calibration parameters should be assessed individually if possible.
The conditions under which data are originally acquired may vary substantially among contributors, for example ranging from public good government funded studies to privately funded trials with a commercially sensitive outcome.
They reflected on the potential detrimental consequences of such failings on the relationship between researcher and PPI contributors, for example being less likely to "form a bond and get loyalty" (CI 14).
Sometimes, our customers wanted software to help them do traditional project management, tracking progress at the individual contributor level, for example.
Few members of the reaction series require them as compositional contributors; water, for example, is not thus used until amphiboles or micas begin to form, and even then the amounts removed from the melt rarely are large.
One contributor points out, for example, that "show, don't tell" is a good principle to keep in mind, except when it works better to "tell, don't show".
Republican pollster and HuffPost Pollster contributor Steve Lombardo argues, for example, that Romney is likely to get a "bounce" from the debates due to outsized expectations for Obama.
