The miscellaneous sets of vector W values enable us to switch the EPLL into amplitude, frequency, or phase measurement modes and exemplify the flexibility of the proposed approach.
In the model considering physician and practice characteristics alone (without case-mix), the characteristics independently associated with high frustration were younger age, higher stress, greater number of hours worked per week, medicine subspecialty, HMO practice setting, and miscellaneous practice setting (such as urgent care).
The association between frustration and HMO or miscellaneous practice setting was no longer statistically significant after adjustment for case-mix.
Abbott et al. say they're developing their own climate-change policy, which they call "Direct Action" — a militant-sounding name for a feeble set of miscellaneous gestures like offering subsidies for the agricultural use of carbon-sequestering technology.
Key to this is the identification of evolutionary and ecological trends; without the evolutionary link, systems venomics is relegated to a set of miscellaneous facts.
Many of those with non-clone names were named for their chromosomal position, their sequence bias or with one of a set of miscellaneous identifiers that included generic names, pseudogene names, chimeric gene names and the cutely named 'orphan' gene (Supplementary Material, Fig. S8).
It was there my parents allowed me to locate my "laboratory", a miscellaneous collection of chemistry sets, a microscope, and some old beakers and test tubes from an uncle.
These could be broadly classified into four categories: signal transduction or apoptosis, cell cycle or replication, metabolic processes or cell motility and miscellaneous (which included gene sets related to the expression profile of other cancer types) (Table 3; Figure 3A and B).
Last is a set of three miscellaneous gems: his work on the adiabatic theorem, on the Trotter product formula and his pioneering look at eigenfunction regularity.
