Customers value the Challenger approach; in a corollary study, we found that the biggest driver of B2B customer loyalty is a supplier's ability to deliver new insights.
On June 7 , 2012 the Human Rights Campaign HRCC), the nation's largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender civil-rights organization, published the first national corollary study of straight teens and their LGBT counterparts in America.
A corollary study is needed to determine whether a high PIVKA-II level is associated with a specific subtype of HCC.
It further represents a corollary study in humans to animal work that demonstrated the importance of central sensory processing for motor learning [ 4, 5, 17].
The study was registered under trial number NTR1941 and was organized as a corollary study in concurrence with another feasibility study investigating the presence of VEGF in melanoma lesions by VEGF-single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) with In-bevacizumab.
In a corollary study, many end points in the CBTS study were compared within one laboratory to an additional set of behavioral end points, named the Cincinnati Test protocol, using both methylmercury and -amphetamine (Vorhees et al. 1985a, 1985b).
In the corollary study at the MedStar Health Research Institute Diabetes Clinic to evaluate the clinical utility of SIF in a small pilot population, data from 58 individuals with type 1 diabetes were available for evaluation.
As a corollary, the study provides a useful paradigm to study the voluntary control of unavoidable action.
Remark 5 We note that the analogue of Theorem 8 and Corollary 4, studied in [14, 15], is missing it the term e − ϱ | x | (as a typing error).
The corollary is that studies focused on patients with severe AH may potentially identify these cases from administrative databases by restricting to cases with AH as the primary diagnosis plus these associated conditions.
