Balthazar, for example, has typically been about twice as good as it needs to be.
In the United States, for example, assessors have typically been part-time officials, usually elected, poorly paid, and frequently lacking the special training now recognized as essential.
We know, for example, that Republicans have typically favored large tax cuts for upper-income groups while Democrats have opposed them.
We did not have the level of detail necessary to determine whether tests repeated within this interval were redundant (for example, redundant tests have typically been identified by chart review) or whether they reflected good clinical practice.
For example, whereas SC have typically been studied through electron microscopy and immunofluorescence [ 35], few studies have employed simple immunohistochemistry techniques to quantify satellite cells in healthy individuals [ 26].
There are several possible reasons for this - for example, the studies have typically assessed gene expression changes in circulating leukocytes, and gene expression changes in resident leukocytes in local tissue may be different.
The examples presented in this article have typically involved formal community and stakeholder involvement processes, and steps to include representatives are critical to the process.
He is less good, but not incompetent, at characterizing larger historical patterns, as, for example, when he argues that liberals have typically diverted attention from greater crimes by dwelling on lesser ones.
Previous studies (for example Jolles et al., 2013) have typically been unable to characterize individual-level decision making, as this requires both (1) individuals to be individually marked and (2) the behaviour of all other members of the flock to be quantified when decisions are made.
