307 Preplanned subgroup analyses should be clearly specified in the protocol with respect to the precise baseline variables to be examined, the definition of the subgroup categories (including cut-off boundaries for continuous or ordinal variables), the statistical method to be used, and the hypothesised direction of the subgroup effect based on plausibility.
Philander smacks one down the ground to the long-off boundary for four.
17.5 overs: England 120-7 (Gunn 19, Hazell 7) Glorious shot from Hazell off Hunter, charging down the pitch and lifting one down to the long-off boundary for four.
Zimbabwe may even have sensed an upset when De Villiers was acrobatically caught by Craig Ervine on the long-off boundary for 25.
In addition, establishing criteria for cut-off boundaries between normal and abnormal values of liver enzymes is critically important.
Agree on boundaries for appropriate behavior.
20th over 335-7 (Giles 15, Johnson 5) An important wicket from Blignaut, but still a frustrating and expensive over, with boundaries for Giles and, off his first ball, Johnson.
As can be seen for the trade-off boundary drawn, there is a wide range of virulence associated with each step of evolution toward the optimum, until the optimum is neared (depending on the shape of the trade-off).
The user-modifiable Detection p-value cut-offs, Alpha 1 (α1) and Alpha 2 (α2) provide boundaries for defining 'Present', 'Marginal' or 'Absent' calls.
Start off using cones instead of cars as the boundaries for the consecutive parking spaces that would be filled.
It will be necessary to set boundaries for hiding or you will have players running off to too many far-off locations.
