Hospital A has a 65% probability of being the most cost-effective hospital at a life year value of $50,000 – a commonly implied threshold.
Given that microwear forms and changes quickly (i.e., in the days before death) [12], it becomes possible to consider the ranges of foods eaten by a species, rather than just the most commonly-eaten foods implied by such labels as "folivore" or "frugivore".
In the contemporary humanities the term is used more loosely to imply, most commonly, an illegitimate generalization about identity (Heyes 2000).
Malalignment of spinous process on the coronal plane (Fig. 24a) is the most commonly used sign to imply the rotation vector; however, on CT, asymmetry of the uncinate process as seen on axial images is one of the most accurate and reliable indicator of the rotation vector (Fig. 15b) [215b
Within the high ED food category, two multi-unit foods (cheese and crackers and pork pies) and some snacks (cheese and crackers; pork pies; croissant; flapjack; peanuts) were the foods where the number of portions was most commonly overestimated (PER of ∼1.2 1.5), implying participants believed the appropriate portion size to be smaller than the reference amount.
Of the principles in question, the most commonly questioned on independent grounds are the principle that 'ought' implies 'can' and PD.
In our study, H. leporispalustris ticks had a wide geographic presence across most residential sites and were most commonly found on house sparrows, including 7 hatch-year birds, implying local acquisition in the residential neighborhoods.
4) I am not so convinced by the argument on page 3 that the results imply that even among closely related prokaryotes the most commonly encountered phages are different.
Media sclerosis is most commonly seen in patients with diabetes where it develops independent of atherosclerosis, implying different etiological mechanisms.
The loss of epithelial characteristics may imply that these cells are difficult to detect by most commonly used ICC DTC assays.
