Conventional trend impact analysis [1] often focus on quantitative impacts.
Again, this could also be as a result of the conventional trend of job search after school, to which many families and friends have come to imbibe as a culture, thus any departure from this by graduates could be misrepresented as a failure.
All SNPs on the GWA chip were analysed independently, using conventional trend tests of association, with Bonferroni correction for multiple testing, and jointly, using standard haplotype-based techniques.
Whatever the reason, the conventional-comedy trend has already reached the point where networks are telling Hollywood comedy creators to go back to basics.
In contrast to conventional surfactants, reversed trends in cac values and molecular areas at the solution air interface have been observed.
No matter what experts tell you, no matter what trends, conventional wisdom, social media chatter or your friends in the Facebook writers group insist upon, do NOT write four books a year.
Before the events on Utoya, there had been some signs that the youth in Norway were becoming more alienated from conventional politics, a trend that has been seen elsewhere in Europe, with the number of candidates fielded in local elections slipping, she said.
As in previous evaluation of ACL grafts by conventional PET, the trend was seen whereby the metabolic activity in the graft and bone tunnels decreased with longer recovery times since surgery.
The anchored long putter is no longer seen as a technique of last resort for players who had lost the ability to putt by conventional means, a trend further illustrated when 14-year-old Chinese player Guan Tianlang used a belly putter in his recent victory at the Asia Pacific Amateur and earned himself a place at next year's Masters in the process.
Our data showed that higher annual volume (using quartiles) had a small but nonsignificant trend toward higher conventional success and a significant trend toward overall (precut-allowed) success (>239 ERCP/yr: OR 2.79).
That isn't to say that there aren't important differences in quality between schools serving low- and high-income students — there certainly are — but they appear to do less to reinforce the trends than conventional wisdom would have us believe.
