In some instances, one or more of the four questionnaires were missing.
This spottiness in memory for past events may extend back to several months before I received ECT, and in rare instances, to one or two years.
In cases of "half proof" (for instance, one eyewitness, or two quarter-proof pieces of circumstantial evidence, added together), the defendant would be tortured.
Mutations that appeared to be fixed at the population level were found to be missing from either one clone (one instance) or two clones (from different lines, one instance).
When the (known) correct model was used to infer trees, Bayesian inference recovered the (known) correct tree in 100% of instances in which one or two branches were up to 20-fold longer than the others.
For a one-time fee, companies may have the option to launch an EC2 instance for one or three years.
As Amazon announced today, developers can still pay upfront for the full term of the instance (either one or three years), but in addition to this, they can also pay only a portion of the reserved instance up-front cost and then pay the rest later for a slightly higher price.
Patients who are unable to find the funds to renew their prescription will discontinue treatment temporarily or permanently, or somehow reduce the cost of their ARV regimen, for instance by purchasing one or two ARVs rather than the three needed to protect against resistance.
Results were not adjusted for clustering, as in most instances there were only one or two eligible subjects per household.
Yet "he risked or courted exposure at every point: sexual, political and, it may be, in one or two instances, professional... on several occasions, in cold drunkenness, he blurted out the truth to unbelieving or vaguely amused listeners".
