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This culture interested Alain Cohn, Ernst Fehr, and Michel André Maréchal, economists at the University of Zurich, who conducted an experiment to measure whether there is a link between the industry's culture and its bad behavior.

That has happened in several countries in the last year, and in the United States one organization plans to use exit polls in five closely contested states in November to measure whether there have been impediments to voting.

Societal indicators capture cultural acceptance of the technology through public participation and also measure whether there is improvement in the community from the specific technology through increased job opportunities, better education, or an improved local environment.

A pre-, post-test format was used to measure whether there were significant changes in strength of Internet self-efficacy, with the inclusion of a control group of a more traditionally-structured class.

Trucks can be X-rayed, and there are wands that can measure whether there is too much carbon dioxide in the back of a truck — an indication that people are hiding inside.

And we're going to be able to measure whether there have been bottom line effects, absenteeism, health and symptomatology, productivity, retention — retention is a really important thing for a company like Bank of America, because it costs a lot to train people — and so we'll have some of those indicators.

We also measured whether there were changes in somatostatin, a marker for somatostatin interneurons which are also abundant in mPFC.

The second (interaction probabilities) measures whether there are more interactions between proteins annotated to GO term X and proteins annotated to GO term Y than would be expected by chance.

Applicants must notify nearby buildings and submit site plans and pay $269 to the Department of Consumer Affairs, which forwards the application to the local Community Board and the Transportation Department, which measures whether there is enough space and gauges congestion.

To begin, we measured whether there were any differences between the inductions on our outcome measures at pretest and on demographic variables (see Table  2).

Measuring whether there was a justification for burden on free exercise of religion under RFCA, the Court was required to determine whether there was a "compelling governmental interest," the buzzword used in RFCA, in covering women for contraceptive services as part of healthcare, and the majority of the Justices "assumed" that one existed.