Active participation should be encouraged, and individualized programs offered for different groups of researchers, accounting for varying learning styles and past experiences.
Economists have developed measures of the well-being of different groups of society taking into account different contingencies.
This approach has the advantage of accounting for different groups of promoters.
A series of videos was also posted on the Internet showing different groups of the peacekeepers offering remarkably similar accounts.
Additional depth to this process was contributed by comparing and contrasting accounts from different groups of participants.
It is clear research to determine the best combination for different groups of stakeholders that also takes into account whether and how stakeholders further disseminate the messages they receive will enable public health communications to utilize new communication and information technologies to their full potential.
Reliability of STAI is satisfying; Cronbach's alpha for anxiety as a trait accounts 0.76 0.90 for different groups of age and gender and for anxiety as a state it was 0.89 0.92, respectively [ 14].
We used the two variables accounting for most of the variance in the regression analysis – the PedsQL™ 4.0 Physical Functioning scores and chronic health condition status – to describe the percentage of costs accounted for by different groups of children.
We are accounting for 2 different groups of dropouts: Patients declaring to abandon the intervention or repeatedly missing appointments, and Patients cancelling their consent, thus, withdraw from the study.
In the context of DE gene selection, most of the approaches available for RNA-seq data, such as edgeR [ 8], DESeq [ 9], baySeq [ 10] and the recent distribution-free method proposed by Li and Tibshirani [ 11], are focused on the comparison among different groups of samples and do not take into account the inherent dependencies among samples that are characteristic of time series data.
Although there are growing indications that biogenetic accounts do not reduce stigma at a population level (Read et al, 2006; Angermeyer et al, 2011), it is likely that such accounts carry different implications for different groups of people.
