After explaining the evaluation approach in detail, key steps will be explored visually using an example after which the quantitative results will be presented, followed by a discussion.
Each of the hypothetical children performed in some way -- playing the piano or working math problems, for example -- after which the subjects wrote down the words of praise they would give the child.
Temporary stops of <90 days (which is common for surgery or certain adverse events for example, infection), after which the patients restarted the same anti-TNF therapy, were not included and counted as continuous use of the drug.
If you come back in the evening (you should, for the slow-roasted duck with apples, £10, for example), order vodka "after which any soul would Russify," adds Alexander.
Also, the focus is on volume rather than number distribution as it is the volume fraction remaining, for example after centrifugation, which is a key performance factor affecting subsequent stages, such as filtration.
The curve for PCA showed a steep increase until the peak d, for example, d = 15, after which the curve declined significantly.
In the beginning, the CDC did not have an official name for the disease, often referring to it by way of the diseases that were associated with it, for example, lymphadenopathy, the disease after which the discoverers of HIV originally named the virus.
Another example is neoadjuvant therapy, after which a proportion of patients becomes eligible for curative-intended surgery [ 83].
All the other examples date from after 1550, after which smalt becomes extremely common across most of Europe.
The development of the Explanation and Elaboration paper was completed following several iterations produced by members of the working group, after which the examples and explanations were shared with the Delphi panellists for final revisions to improve readability, and for their approval.
