Best practices (to meet the target numbers) were used by the professional call center to contact participants for each of the three groups, cancer survivor group, peer-nominated comparison group, and listed sample comparison group.
For comparison, Boomers nominated "work ethic" as their defining characteristic.
By comparison, the recall periods nominated by pilot study respondents is weighted more heavily towards the more distance periods of one to five years.
The results were not adjusted for multiple comparisons, because all outcomes of interest were nominated a priori and such adjustment would likely have rendered all findings of interest, despite their clinical importance, nonsignificant [ 44].
Results will not be adjusted for multiple comparisons as all outcomes of interest have been nominated a priori and such adjustment would likely render all findings of interest non-significant, despite their clinical importance [ 26].
By comparison, Dwight D. Eisenhower, who had been the supreme Allied commander in Europe, was nominated only seven years after World War II ended, in 1952, and as recently as 1996, the Republicans chose Bob Dole, who was wounded in Italy in 1945.
Zvi Kelman, University of Maryland Biotechnology Institute (nominated by Michael Galperin, National Center for Biotechnology Information) The manuscript by Swiatek and MacNeill describes a structural comparison between domains of the eukaryotic GINS and the archaeal primase.
You've nominated, as de facto leaders of your political parties, two men who make Gordon Brown and David Cameron look puny by comparison.
Among the 191 medical students, only the 95 (49.7%) students who nominated four or more illnesses or injuries throughout the entire study are included in this analysis to enable comparisons.
Comparisons are odious, and these rankings are a little arbitrary, but, hey, it's an honor just to be nominated.
