We did not measure growth intra-individually over time, so growth was estimated by the inter-individual differences in age.
We first analysed individual differences in call parameters, using 424 food calls recorded from 18 individually marked wild ravens in the Austrian Alps.
Composite outcomes can often be difficult to interpret, especially when the treatment effects on some of its components individually show differences in magnitude or even in direction.
Chlorpyrifos, diazinon and malathion incident reports were examined individually for differences in the number of reports received by NPIC during the pre- and post-announcement periods.
Considering the voxels in each decile individually, the differences in Ktrans between the first baseline scan and each of the second baseline, first post-treatment and second post-treatment scans were calculated.
The logic behind cheaper student editions is similar.In this section Denial or acceptance Squaring the circle All at sea Sizzling away The pyramid principle To infinity and beyond Invasive surgery E pluribus tunum Correction: Citigroup ReprintsThese tactics and others, like selling things in bundles rather than individually, all exploit differences in people's sensitivity to price.
Four student profile factors are individually tested for differences in performance scores as evaluated by the teacher.
Sounds were delivered binaurally using an Avotec SS-3100 pneumaudioaudio system at approximately 70 dB, adjusted individually to accommodate differences in hearing and in positioning of the eartips.
Animals at both sites were individually identified by differences in pelage patterns, body size, and shape and pigmentation of reproductive organs (Löttker et al. 2004).
In addition, subsets of admission diagnoses including acute coronary syndrome (including acute myocardial infarction and unstable angina), CABG surgery, sepsis, trauma and COPD exacerbation, were studied individually to assess differences in outcomes based on gender.
