"Y" or "N," designating "yes" or "no," was attributed to the types and periods of data source collection, exposures, and outcomes studied.
We developed a quick method of talking to Nihal, giving him choices, getting him to touch our left or right hands with his face, each hand being designated as "yes" or "no", "hot" or "cold".
Shuttle provides fixed-fare shared travel along a designated route – yes, like a bus – with pre-defined pickups and drop-offs.
The response to each item in the SRRST was designated as "yes" (1 point) or "no or not applicable" (0 points) [ 15].
When Lincoln showed the first draft of his 1861 inaugural to William Seward, his chief rival for the Republican nomination and his designated secretary of state (yes, history does sometimes repeat itself), Seward returned it with a sheaf of corrections to almost every sentence ("Strike out the whole paragraph", "For 'treasonable' write 'revolutionary'") and a drastically changed ending.
11 Attainment of preferred place of death—In postmortem interviews, we asked caregivers, "Do you think that the place of death was where the patient would have most wanted to die?" Patients whose caregivers responded "yes" were designated as having died where they wanted to.
"We basically looked around the room and said, 'Is everybody on board for really trying to make a go of this as a designated month?' " The answer was yes.
The Electoral Commission has officially designated the two main referendum groups Yes Scotland, which is fighting for a yes vote, and the pro-UK group Better Together as the official lead campaigns in the contest.
Basically, yes, but technically the campaign period designated by the Electoral Commission is 15 April until polling day on 23 June.
When economists asked the citizens of a Swiss village if they would accept being designated a nuclear-waste storage site, 51 percent said yes.
