First, image scoring evolves when bystanders gain personal benefits from information gathered, for example, by finding cooperative partners8,9,10.
Standardization of interview format tends to increase the reliability of the information gathered; for example, all interviewers may use the same set of questions.
Mr. Hughes said the new guidelines, which take effect later this month, impose tough protections on information gathered, for example "on a community page for prostate cancer sufferers" because anyone visiting such a page could be assumed to have the disease.
When Kansas Republicans gathered, for example, to pick delegates to the national convention in 1952 (the year Dole became county attorney) the other five districts backed Kansas' favorite son, Dwight D. Eisenhower.
He loved playing the fool, describing his aesthetic theories, the authentic fruit of his genius, in a semiliterate patois familiar to anyone who has read his letters or scanned the titles of his essays (gathered, for example, in a volume called "Guide to Kulchur").
First and foremost, empirical support (or rejection) of the basic assumptions in this purely theoretical paper needs to be gathered; for example, do different species possess different size networks for the same trait?
Intervention includes both physical procedures by which data are gathered (for example, venipuncture) and manipulations of the subject or the subject's environment that are performed for research purposes.
When data is collected retrospectively there are often variables for which information cannot be gathered; for example, details of outpatient anticoagulation were not available in this study.
Others organized the sports activities in places where the target group gathered; for example, activities for children were organized in elementary schools.
Indeed the decision itself may be deferred until enough information is gathered; for example, very few people would choose to buy a house on the spur of the moment.
