This approach of modelling consent and HIV status jointly allows us to adjust for dependence between selection into testing and HIV status [ 13].
The doctor's response ('we can look at it together') bridges this gap by inviting the patient to examine the scan jointly allowing the doctor to identify, for the patient, key anatomical structures while also allowing the patient to inquire further.
Additional isthmic landmarks are provided by the ventricular isthmic fossa at the midline floor area, plus the paramedian trochlear motor nucleus, which jointly allowed us to delimit the Is tegmentum from that of the ventral midbrain (Palmgren 1921; Vaage 1969, 1973; Kuhlenbeck 1973).
An examination of discontinuities and black swans jointly can allow an enquiry of factors that can potentially build surprises.
Consequently, coupling rt-PCR assays with isotope measurements removes the uncertainties inherent in a simple mass balance approach, so that when the three methods are used jointly, they allow the identification and quantification of natural biodegradation, even under apparently complex geochemical and hydraulic conditions.
But in this case the data for each parameter were analyzed jointly, thereby allowing for random effects by cohort on intercept and covariate effects.
The Nike-iPod product in question, developed jointly with Nike Inc., allow runners to keep track of how far and how fast they've gone.
Finally, it was showcased how a physically based and a simple conceptual model can be jointly used to allow the use of the simple conceptual model for a wider set of conditions than the available experimental data and in order to support green roof design.
Motorola, Proxim and Avaya are expected to announce today that they will jointly develop technology to allow wireless communications to jump between networks without interruption.
A jointly issued Eurobond would allow burden-sharing across all countries but would also require governments to give up some control over their tax-and-spending decisions.
