Stern and his wife, Sandy, finished second in the expert category, behind Gail Greenberg and this writer.
At the other end of the spectrum are players below the expert category who battle for many years, gathering a gold point here, a silver point there, hoping for the appropriate collection totaling 300.
There is an air of the arcane about all things game, and those of us who fit in the expert category can seem like alchemists to outsiders.
Nevertheless, a small number of advanced majors fell into the expert category (that is, students explaining evolutionary change using both adaptive and non-adaptive conceptual models; ACORNS: two students; Interviews: three students).
Inter-governmental meetings (Category 1) accounted for over 92percentt of the meeting documentation translated and technical sessions attended by experts (Category 2) for about 6percentt.
To choose criterion variables that are predictive of the designated use, I utilized statistical models (structural equation models, multiple regression, and binomial regression model) to link the measured water quality variables to expert elicited categories of eutrophication and the designated uses.
Unlike in our study, they found that articles in the "others" category (equivalent to our "expert opinions" category) were reported quite frequently, perhaps because all page positions were included in their analysis.
The variations can be endless, with experts identifying categories as various as "Space Cadets" (as described by Marie McIntyre, founder of the Web company Your Office Coach ), "Volcanoes" (in Inc magazine) and "Splicers and Dicers" (according to Vicky Oliver, a Manhattan-based career adviser).
Expert-derived categories were associated with sub-scores of 0, 1, 2 or 4 (Table 1) for each item.
The Committee was convinced that using composite measures of disease activity constitutes the best way to judge disease activity and response to therapy, although this is an expert opinion (category IV).
