Data of two interviewed patients were excluded because of erratic data collection and because of cognitive problems with the standard gamble, resulting in 48 evaluable cases.
I'm frustrated by anemic collections, by erratic hours.
The particular collection of erratics on the Baker Mountain trail was topped with a layer of moss several inches thick that provided a lush, velvet carpet in which seedlings had flourished.
At its worst, the collection, with its erratic logic, has been something of an institutional embarrassment.
When discussing erratic police response, poor sanitation collection or the lack of speed bumps, the refrain is always the same, as is the demarcation: "Below 96th Street, you wouldn't see this".
The Beaver in this case is not a charmingly erratic teen, it's the collection of ever faster and more complex and interconnected systems and networks that collectively form our "new and improved" electronic securities markets.
During the period covered in this collection, Thompson was a vital, deliriously erratic force in journalism, covering the turbulent 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, the 1968 election of Richard M. Nixon, the 1972 campaign, Watergate, the falls of Nixon and Saigon.
The streamlined presentation here contrasts strikingly with the Modern's recent sprawling and erratic "MOMA 2000," a trilogy of shows drawn from the collection, which filled the entire museum for a year and half.
It has yet to reform, for example, the corrupt central tax-collection agency.But it is Pakistan's erratic history and dangerous neighbourhood that is most off-putting to investors, and the military government has yet to reassure them.
