For these models the nominal ranking of importance of the predictors changed with variable order, i.e. predictors declared important by its contribution in explaining the response variable frequently changed to be either most or less important with other variable orders.
"We are seeing lots of schools where they have the equipment, and very frequently it's either underused or not used at all," said Vicki Rafel, a vice president of the National PTA.
Me, they sprayed into my eyes, saying 'go back to your country.'" (36 year old female, Hillbrow) About half the participants described being arrested by police, but frequently they were either released before arrival at the police station, or were taken there but not formally charged or detained.
He started a blog in 2005 that is frequently listed as being either the seventh or tenth most popular blog in the world — an astonishing accomplishment for a figure operating in a country of only sixty million people.
Derivation events frequently lead to samples that are either not preserved as physical objects, or they lose their physical concreteness and then are merely present as digital objects.
The services most frequently reported to be in short supply, either daily or weekly, were access to surgery, specialist and intensive care units, drug prescriptions and admission to hospital (52, 49, 46, 47 and 46%% respectively).
Upon waking, marked animals who were allowed to see themselves in a mirror touched their own foreheads in the region of the mark significantly more frequently than controls who were either unmarked or not allowed to look into a mirror.
Unlike most other brambles, the plants are frequently dioecious, meaning individuals are either male or female.
The most frequently cited such reasons were either trust in their doctor or a belief in the benefits from conventional medicine (32%, n = 62), followed by health care professionals' recommendations to avoid HDS (19%, n = 36).
Alkaline diet resources frequently claim that stress is either a cause or an effect of bodily acid levels that are too high.
