In both cases, we created realistic but hypothetical names for both the drugs, and in the case of cancer the ailment, so as to avoid recognition bias on the part of respondents.
In turn, the emergence of a hypothetical name-longevity relationship in elite athletes emphasizes the need for greater replication in this area of research.
The astronomical union rejected Vulcan because it had already been used as the name for a hypothetical planet between Mercury and the Sun, and it had no connection to the mythological underworld.
We decided to use the CLEX name for this hypothetical regulator of WOX5 because recent evidence demonstrated that CLE40 inhibits WOX5 expression [ 25].
On January 13 , 2011 3 days after the planet's discovery was announced, The Economist published an article suggesting "Vulcan" as an unofficial name for the planet, after both the hypothetical planet, and the Roman god of the same name.
An EDS selection example is presented below for a generic operational step "Running casing with the installation string (riser/cased well)," with the casing (14-in., 115 lb/ft, C-110HC) in front of the BOP (the UBSR and CSR rams do not cut such a casing), without the active compensator in the run, for a hypothetical rig (named here as RIG-1, which has 5 rams and an active compensator).
One moment, he is giving an impassioned plea for the would-be builder of Park51 to build elsewhere; the next moment, he is discussing possible names for a hypothetical Islam-friendly gay bar next door ("Turban Cowboy," "You Mecca Me Hot").
All are, in fact, names for other real, hypothetical or imaginary Solar System objects that bear little resemblance to Nibiru as described by Lieder or Sitchin.
Next, they asked teachers to explain how they would discipline a hypothetical student named Darrell, who did annoying things such as getting up to throw away trash in the middle of class rather than waiting for permission or a break.
I planned the hypothetical wedding, named our kids and planned our life out in my head and heart.
