Women in the control clusters were more likely to stop, as opposed to start, appropriate dressing of the cord, but otherwise their changes were similarly more likely to be in a positive direction.
When a systematic run order is appropriate (as opposed to the conventional random run order), minimizing level changes implies the minimization of experiment costs.
Majors will be composed of different courses that qualify the student for the job of their choice with a skill set that is appropriate (as opposed to preset menus) and these students will be learning from the best teachers in the world.
As with any self-report measures, respondents may have returned surveys with responses they thought were appropriate as opposed to a true reflection of their health status, and such 'socially desirable responses' may create false or obscure relationships in data.
Data in these areas are difficult to interpret as outcomes have traditionally focused on absolute improvement in pulmonary function, as opposed to a more appropriate model of proportional recovery [ 46, 47] Whereas some, but not all studies have suggested HPTP to be inferior, we noted similar outcomes in risk of failures and reductions in P. aeruginosa burden [ 46, 47].
If anyone opposes the Shariah, appropriate steps will be taken".
Type 2 clones are those in which the sequences from the two ends of the BAC hit in the appropriate opposing orientation within 300 kb in the target genome.
What makes federal law better as a guide to an appropriate sentence as opposed to, say, the recommendation of the probation office on which Judge Persky relied?
In contrast, potentially appropriate drugs were used less in hospital than in hospice: 68.5% of patients in hospital received 1-2 potentiappropriateriate drugs as opposed to 88.1% in hospice.
Considering this feedback, the Childsmile Executive indicated that a board-level, as opposed to national response was appropriate, since successful referral depended on local-level partnerships between Childsmile staff and HVs.
