Kalia stressed that parents and older music fans aren't necessarily less cool: in fact, they may be more cool in many instances, because they're discovering artists and genres that aren't as mainstream.
SeatGuru.com recommends seats in Row 16 on Continental's 767-200, for instance, because they are exit-row seats, with extra legroom, and they recline fully.
Sites have the option to reject the graphic advertisements and will be able to opt out of the video ads as well — for instance, because they are already selling such ads themselves.
For instance, because they are highly unfamiliar in France, indigenous objects to the United States, such as a football helmet, are sometimes removed from stimulus sets [20], [33].
Modelling sum scores is appropriate if the sum scores are highly reliable (for instance because they are based on a large number of correlated items) and well validated.
Under-reporting may also occur because the respondents conceal the truth intentionally, for instance, because they are suspicious about the confidentiality of their responses [ 27].
Furthermore, a number of proteins with a correctly predicted SP are in reality not secreted, for instance because they are resident ER proteins [ 4].
The survey distinguished between incidents and epidemics; some diseases likely cannot become epidemic for instance because they are easily countered by a well-equipped health care system.
Interventions excluded from the performance measurement task due to a lack of evidence but still of interest (for instance because they are currently funded), should be listed alongside interventions for which performance measurement was possible.
The efficiency of care was also perceived to improve because electronic information exchange allows health care providers to have access to up-to-date information about patients, which is useful to prevent duplicate testing or when patients are unable to indicate their problems themselves, for instance because they are unconscious or confused.
