Data were normalized by dividing the number of seconds per hour of a high activity behavior (e.g., hanging, jumping, rearing, and walking) by the total number of seconds engaged in that behavior across the ∼24 hr video recording.
In many observations, the job-aid was present (e.g., hanging on a wall or tree), but the observer could not reliably determine whether the CHW referred to it while preparing or interpreting the test.
In the settings (C), (D), and (E) with hanging knots, it can be observed that the condition number of M - 1 F grows slowlier than in the unpreconditioned case.
Composting toilets, considered improved facilities, were not included in our analysis, nor were sanitation facilities for which final disposal of human excreta is unknown (e.g., hanging latrines and bucket latrines).
A common characteristic of the previous studies is the population under investigation: undergraduate or graduate students having similar daily routines and needs (e.g. hanging out at the same places, sleeping in the same dormitory, etc).
These individuals may have employed means for suicide attempts not referenced on the VISA (e.g., jumping, hanging, shooting) for their earlier suicide attempts, or they may also have engaged in both types of behavior at different times: they have attempted suicide, but they had at least one instance when they self-injured while not intending to die.
Young women, however, also have higher rates of suicide by other methods (e.g. hanging), which suggests that considerations to other sociocultural factors may also be important in this group.
On the other hand, some nodes in the network figures are "hanging" (e.g. TMEM126B, LCMT2, IER5, etc. in Figure 5A) and do not form a network loop by connecting to no more than one node.
For example, users can check their colleagues' calendars while on a call with them and then send them e-mail invites to a follow up meeting, via e-mail, before hanging up.
Concurrently with identifying asphyxiation means, we identified anchor points of hanging suicides (e.g., beam, light fixture).
The posterior horn of the lateral meniscus (white arrows in panels e and f) is hanging free after being separated from its insertion to the medial femoral condyle.
