When a dog is suffering from pollakiuria, she may experience a sudden urgency to empty her bladder and may repeatedly ask to be let outside.
Nevertheless, multiple roles may mitigate strain; having children has repeatedly been shown not to statistically explain stress or even to be a protective determinant for stress in highly educated women including physicians [ 13, 16].
We also recognize that even though the ED is an episodic care environment, serial intervention for PLWH who visit the ED repeatedly may be possible, and could lead to additional successes.
Nowadays, climatic disturbances which may repeatedly result in natural disasters must be taken into account more seriously.
For example, although this was not taken into account, wells may also be repeatedly fracked to maximize productivity (Berman 2009; NYSDEC 2011; Ineson 2008).
Since the list is computed repeatedly, neighbouring subdomains may be reactivated repeatedly, and if the neighbouring subdomain is not in the list it will not be computed until a new list is created.
However, such a strategy may potentially lead to the risk of generating partially non-independent observations, as unidentified males may be repeatedly present in different samples.
Thus, repeat measurements do not necessarily provide valid measures of individual intake, extreme intakes may reflect under- and overreporting rather than true low or high intakes, and subjects most prone to reporting bias may be repeatedly misclassified in quantiles of the distribution.
One in particular, of Billy, recurs repeatedly (it may be the only existing photo of him), and each use seems to speak to us a little more.
Reversibly switchable fluorescent proteins (RSFPs) are GFP-like proteins that may be repeatedly switched by irradiation with light from a fluorescent to a nonfluorescent state, and vice versa.
