First, the available studies mostly involve relatively small samples of convenience, ranging from 31 (Naidich and Motta, 2000) to 352 women (Han et al, 2002), with one cross-sectional study including 1083 women (Mehnert et al, 2009) as the exception.
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For convenience, the range of RankSpec values was set from 0 to 1 by normalizing R s T and F C s T ranks to their corresponding maximum values.
In other countries, high-speed trains have roundly beaten planes on price, overall travel time and convenience at ranges up to 600 miles between major cities.
For the sake of convenience, three frequency ranges were set as follows: Range 1: lower than about 0.5 Hz, Range 2: from about 0.5 to about 4 Hz and Range 3: from about 4 to 10 Hz and higher.
And Simon Murdoch, the head in Britain of Amazon.com, the world's biggest Internet bookseller, claims to have range, convenience and price on his side.
For companies involved in this second wave of ecommerce, it is not as simple as relying on the old cornerstones of price, range, convenience to attract customers.
But they all have limitations in range, convenience and stopping power.
The use of a HeLa pLuc705 splice-redirecting assay for assessment of CPPs is particularly valuable to judge delivery efficacy because of its convenience, large dynamic range and its ability to measure activity in the cell nucleus for attached PNA or PMO through assays at both the RNA and protein expression levels.
