For example, abbreviating the measure in a meaningful way could serve as a screening instrument, increase rater reliability of assessment in research settings as well as offer an objective approach to measuring psychopathology in primary care and other clinical settings.
In absence of real information about the severity of the injury as in other European countries, the data do not include, for example, the AIS (abbreviated injury scale)—the seriously injured patients could not be distinguished even if a stay in the intensive care unit is an important indication of the gravity [ 12].
[Note the move numbering; such long solutions are often abbreviated, for example 1-5.a1B 6.b75 7.Bb8 8.Ba7 b7#, or even 1-5.a1B 6-8.Ba7 b7#.] In a series selfmate (or self-stalemate) in N, White makes N consecutive moves, at the end of which Black makes a single move and is forced to checkmate (or stalemate) White with that move.
We also utilize a list of string equivalents to allow, for example, mercury to be abbreviated to Hg. Hence the algorithm knows that MeHg is a plausible abbreviation for methylmercury.
For convenience, the abbreviation names are used, for example, Candidatus Phytoplasma mali is abbreviated as C. Phytoplasma.
where we abbreviate, for example, (ln {boldsymbol pi } = left (ln pi _{1}, dots, ln pi _{n} right)).
For example, Cmcm-8 will be abbreviated to Cmcm if there is no confusion.
Write out the date - for example, "May 7, 2013" - or abbreviate it using only numbers indicating the month, day and year.
"Not (x ∊ y)," for example, is a formula (which is abbreviated to x ∉ y), and "There exists an x such that for every y, y ∉ x" is a formula.
Moreover, as explained later in the manuscript, some segments have two levels at the same location (for example, shoulder and neck levels are abbreviated by Ls5), they would be distinguished for clarity.
