Their ups and downs are as predetermined as their shrieks of terror and sighs of relief, and the audience goes along for the ride.
This specification looked at the effects of variables, which were as predetermined as possible with respect to current life satisfaction (occupational choice occurred in the past, before migration).
It's a wrestling simulation, a strange hybrid of a game where carefully planned tactics are paramount and quick reactions essential; and yet, its outcomes are not as predetermined as the entertainment, the fiction, it's based on.
This is considered as predetermined off-release period.
Whisker trimming did not result in an increased incidence of immature slow synapses at P8 P9 (data not shown), suggesting that the time period in which such transient contacts are formed is predetermined and this acts as the substrate for experience-dependent plasticity.
Addditional IVs are lags of all the covariates (except age and its square and size which are considered as predetermined) dated at ({t-2}) and further) in the first-differenced equations and first differences of the covariates dated at ({t-1}) in the levels equations.
Weighted two thirds of the mean of food expenditure and average DDS of the households in the upper quartile are used as predetermined thresholds to stratify households into different levels of food security.
Since it reasonable to assume that these variables affect TFP in a more sluggish way than effort and training, they are used as predetermined covariates in the empirical exercise, isolating in this way the relationship between conversion rates and the two specific components of TFP we focus on here.
Unless otherwise specified, median values for TIL markers were used as predetermined cut-points to define high versus low cases.
That is taken as a difference from European societies, where inherited privilege, and particularly noble birth, is seen as predetermining a person's starting point in society.
