Reading through and correcting minutes from meetings.
Finally, corrected minute ventilation (i.e., MV*PaCO2/40 mmHg, with lower values indicating increased efficiency of CO2 removal) decreased (p < 0.001) (Figure 1). Figure 1 Corrected minute ventilation.
Who would have thought that making concept-driven art would be so physical?"The Clock" is a montage of clips from several thousand films, structured so that the resulting artwork always conveys the correct time, minute by minute, in the time zone in which is it being exhibited.
If a motion is made to correct the minutes after they have been accepted, include the exact wording of that motion in the relevant minutes and whether or not the motion passed.
"It is important the focus is there and everything is geared towards an emotionally charged and correct 80 minutes on Friday night.
Someday such lenses might even be placed in spectacles that could be programmed to correct for minute imperfections within the eye that glasses currently cannot address.
In "Songbirds," the bristling branches of a flowering mountain laurel are just as correct — in minute gradations of pink — and nearly as dynamic as the undulating line of flying orioles, cardinals, chickadees and blackbirds.
Using previously published research that measured the Words read Correct per Minute (WCPM) variable, these two methods were examined by comparing differences in overall effect size scores and rankings of intervention effect.
With regards to vitamin D knowledge, there was a significantly higher percentage of boys answering "yes" than girls in 5 out of 12 questions, 4 of which was correct [30 minute sun exposure provides enough calcium and vitamin D, about breastfeeding, and vitamin D deficiency leads to rickets in children; p-values 0.002, 0.011 0.001, and 0.001 respectively].
