Van Gaal has fought shy on several occasions of measuring United's performances against others earlier in the season but here he had no hesitation - this was the best.
Participants in the PCAPP project consented to have their medical charts reviewed on four occasions to measure the process of care involved in the implementation of the ACP.
If, on the other hand, the between-subjects variance is larger than or similar to the within-subject variance, non-linearities do not, in general, change the supremacy of measuring at one occasion from each of as many subjects as allowed by the budget.
On other occasions an organisation finds a way of measuring player performance – and likely future success – that is better than their rivals.
Assays were performed on three independent occasions and values are representative values of measured levels of crystal violet retention as measured at A600.
Quantity of alcohol use per occasion was measured by number of drinks in the original questionnaire.
Despite having given up the powerful editorship of French Vogue last December and being replaced by Emmanuelle Alt, a colleague she once considered to be her ally, Ms. Roitfeld has had any number of occasions this year to measure her worth — or rather, more correctly, to flaunt it.
The scale and significance of the occasion could be measured in the number of Newcastle fans gathered around St James Parkk hours before kick-off in anticipation of what Carver described as the club's biggest game for six years.
"I've said on several occasions you measure progress in Somalia by eighths of an inch, not by yardsticks or rulers".
In male adolescents, both htSNPs were associated with lifetime prevalence of drunkenness and with elevated maximum amounts of alcohol intake per occasion (≥16 g of alcohol per occasion), as measure for binge drinking pattern.
When asked at what frequency patients consumed 6 or more drinks on a single occasion (a measure of binge drinking used in the AUDIT-C), 52.2 % selected 'never'; 25.3 % 'less than monthly'; 9.0 % 'monthly'; 9.6 % 'weekly'; and 2.8 % 'daily or nearly daily'.
