Questions asking for necessary durations of unprotected sun exposure had zeros changed to ones as reflecting more plausible responses and to allow the use of geometric means and log-transformations for regression models where appropriate.
Moreover, in each new study, researchers tried to tackle shortcomings of the preceding one as reflected by the extension of the duration of administration of the gas to NIV-free periods in the most recent study [19].
Altogether, these results point to a possible independent influence of dietary habits on one hand (as reflected by subsistence modes), and of the chemical environment on the other hand (as reflected by climatic zones), in the evolution of NAT2 diversity.
Soil survey data indicate random differences in the properties of soils lying within a few hundred meters of one another, as reflected in an intricate distribution pattern which cannot be explained by the climatic theory of soil genesis in a single pedogenetic cycle.
Adding test data can't turn weak programs into effective ones, as is reflected by the lack of a significant increase in teacher terminations in most districts in recent years.
The ability to revise one's action plans, as reflected in so-called stopping performance, is of fundamental importance to adaptive behavior.
For a given UID, as a result, a compound can occur in multiple 3-D clusters via its different conformers, whereas it can occur in only one 2-D cluster, as reflected in Figure 4.
This means there was only one original Mr. Sykes, at least as reflected in today's population.
"While housing starts declined in May, home builders are clearly anticipating one of their best years as reflected in hiring levels unmatched since the housing boom of the early 1970s," according to Lee Van Leeuwen, managing partner of Korn/Ferry's Los Angeles-based National Real Estate Division.
Because comparisons were made within the same school, the student population was likely similar from one year to the next, as reflected in our demographic findings.
