Research of this nature would allow researchers to better select a reliable recall period based on, for example, characteristics of the behavior (i.e., frequency, desirability), question format, or cognitive strategy that individuals are likely to employ.
The code book had a range of themes, for example: characteristics of members of the CHF, reasons for joining the CHF, reasons for dropping out, and the ways adverse selection affects the scheme's sustainability.
For example, characteristics such as virion morphology, genome organization, method of replication, and number and size of structural and nonstructural proteins are properties shared by all the members of a genus or family.
By adopting the theoretical framework, we will research a broader spectrum of factors influencing implementation, for example characteristics of the innovation, attitude of health care professionals and the economic, legal and political context.
Moreover, development of children is always embedded within a larger context, in which different factors such as, for example, characteristics of both parents and the child, constantly interact and influence each other, as reflected in the bio-ecological model of Bronfenbrenner [ 2, 13].
For example, characteristics of patients with HCA-CO EC-BSI were similar to CA EC-BSI with regards to age and gender, but had intermediate features between CA and HCA-HO EC BSI regarding clinical outcomes, such as length of stay and in-hospital mortality.
Specifically, for example, characteristic "landscapes" revealed by microscopic views of surfaces in connection with Brownian movement, vascular networks, and the shapes of polymer molecules are all related to fractals.
For example, characteristic metabolic changes, JNK activation, and c-Jun phosphorylation all occur in mature neurons after NGF deprivation.
Obsessive compulsive behaviour is, for example, characteristic of girls with anorexia nervosa who display obsessive-compulsive slimming behaviour.
PAMPs include, for example, characteristic cell wall components of bacteria, double-stranded RNA, which is found in some viruses, and CpG-rich DNA, which can be present in bacteria and viruses.
Criteria: The death of a heart muscle due to inadequate blood supply, resulting in acute myocardial infraction, all of the following evidence must be met: Applicant must show typical symptoms, for example characteristic chest pain Electrocardiographic changes The rise of cardiac enzymes Troponins recorded and specified levels.
