To control for potential impact of meteo-climatic parameters, a same-day mean temperature was used to control for immediate effects and the average of the lags 1-3 of mean temperature to represent the delayed effects.
To control for potential impacts of weather, we used same-day mean temperature to control for immediate effects and the average of the lags 1 3 of mean temperature to represent the delayed effects.
The drought is less important for its immediate effect than for its significance down the road, Stephenson argues.
In a cross-over design, each volunteer carried out a surgical hand disinfection with the reference alcohol [n-propanol 60%, (v/v)] or Sterillium Gel™ [ethanol 85% (v/v)] for 3 min. After the product application, one hand was sampled for the immediate effect, the other hand was gloved for 3 h and then sampled for the sustained effect.
However, inconsistently, some authors report that parachutes are used for sustained-release whereas others report that users are looking for an immediate effect.
There was a slight downward, but non-statistically significant, change in the probability of waitlisting at the beginning of 2001 (HR for the immediate effect of policy change, 0.93, 0.85-1.02, p = 0.135), after accounting for the significant time trend in the ≥65/disabled group.
An additional treatment and post-treatment assessment were given at weeks 2, 4 and 6 to test for the immediate effect of treatment.
Laments on the decline of the essay in the 20th century were numerous after the 1940s, when articles in most journals tended to become shorter and to strive for more immediate effect.
Because the strike is over matters of principle, not just dollars and cents, it could last for months.The immediate effect was to shut down late-night talk shows, including "Late Show with David Letterman" and "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno".
