The sections encompassing each category were amalgamated and summarized to form general themes that largely represented the women's attitudes and practices related to cervical screening [ 41].
In Thursday's announcement, the Ministry of Justice said that six prisons would be closing, as well as one of the three jail facilities on the Isle of Wight that have been amalgamated with each other.
Two stigma-related items (9 and 26) were amalgamated with each other because only 11% rated the latter as a major barrier and because it had some conceptual similarity to the former.
The maps were generated for each year and for each salmonella serotype, and subsequently amalgamated into versions conveying relevant information.
This Recruitment submodel is functionally similar, but does not exactly replicate the algorithm in the original Fortran model, which initiated five new records at each time step, and subsequently amalgamated them during the process of rationalizing the Tree list.
Total cell numbers used in calculation are indicated below each column (***p < 0.0001, amalgamated data from three independent experiments).
The LGRs were amalgamated in three groups each at the location of each well and were designed so as to match the actual geometry predicted from the rock model as previously mentioned.
Combine the oils in a jug, then slowly start whisking into the egg mix, a few drops at a time to start with, then in small dashes, whisking in each addition so it is properly amalgamated, before adding the next.
Detailed individual data is entered on each death; births are recorded as amalgamated data.
All domain-specific items were then amalgamated into a testlet (each testlet corresponding to one ENAT domain) and the ENAT was then re-analysed as a seven-testlet scale which showed an acceptable fit to the Rasch model (X2 = 71.909; DF = 63; p = 0.207) (Table 2 and Table 3).
The scores from the two days would then be amalgamated, and the winner in each class crowned world champion at the gala dinner in the evening.
