As illustration of the ideas of previous sections, we discuss the Jacobi polynomials and two non-standard examples including the Romanovski polynomials.
Our definition of clustering also includes some non-standard situations (for example when patients are grouped according to baseline factors, for example age and sex, and then randomised within these strata).
Reported incidence rates varied widely in the literature and many studies presented truncated age cohorts (for example, a study may include only children 0-23 mofof age) or non-standard age groupings (for example, the incidence for children 8-21 mofof age in lieu of 6-11 and 12-23 mo of age).
But "non-standard" interactions - for example, hydrogen bonds with carbon as the donor, or so-called halogen interactions - are not well handled, or not handled at all.
The app lets you easily access spelled words, alphabetical indexing, synonyms example sentences, non-standard uses, word origin and history.
Ethinylestradiol can therefore be seen as an example where non-standard tests with more substance-specific endpoints are more sensitive compared to the standard tests.
Examples include non-standard inputs, such as a low availability of residential beds in the community; and non-standard outputs such as a high utilisation of indefinite-stay psychiatric hospital beds in the small health area.
One familiar example of a non-standard respiratory output pattern is the sigh.
For example, BLANNANOTATOR assigns non-standard annotations to bacterial sequences.
For example, we perform non-standard tests of the "single-double" type to explore whether some mutations are better overall mixers than others.
For example, EHRs exhibit non-standard grammatical structure and high levels of lexical and semantic variability, coupled with many domain-specific abbreviations, complex sentences [ 18], as well as spelling errors (around 10% of words) [ 19].
