Thus, UAs were composed of one or more consent form templates (depending on, for instance, whether an IRB worked with a single consent form for genetic studies or a general consent form and a secondary, optional one, for genetic studies), whereas in some cases, UAs were composed of a template(s) and an additional document (i.e., guidelines).
Note that the bound defined in (10) may not be tight enough since it depends on, for instance, the geometry and the size of the network.
Ixodid ticks normally remain attached for days to weeks depending on for instance tick species and their developmental stage [ 29].
9 11 Much effort can be put into quality improvement projects but the degree of success may vary depending on, for instance, the context for which they are developed.
Furthermore, in a particular species, expression of the genes is regulated differently depending on, for instance, sex, tissue, life stage, or physiological state.
The proportion of MHS users differs across disasters and time frame, depending on for instance the availability of MHS and needs of victims [ 33].
These support relations may vary from positive to negative or be ambivalent (Antonucci et al. 2011; Funk 2012), depending on, for instance, age, gender and socio-economic status of the care-giver (Schröder-Butterfill and Fithry 2012).
Depending on model, for instance the t-test can be used to test whether there exist a change point or not at the given locus (Page, 1955).
This allows downstream software to determine the appropriate weighting for calibrations which depend on detector position (for instance, effective areas may depend on the off-axis angle).
Realistically, the best they can hope for is a range—"X corporation made somewhere between $600m and $800m"—depending on, for instance, what assumption is made about the likelihood that its customers will pay all the money that they owe.Throughout the history of accounting, some folk have called for accounts to be presented in the form of ranges.
