A comparison of Figs. 4 a and 1 a leads to the following observation: For values of α and β that lead to outcomes of either a very low number of defaults (i.e., EN-level) or the total breakdown of the system, the corresponding standard deviation is relatively low.
The studies were categorized as reporting outcome by use of either a General Functioning Scale GFSS, including Global Assessment of Functioning (GAF, [ 56])), Children's Global Assessment Scale CGASS, [ 57]), and Global Assessment Scale (GAS, [ 58]) or Study-Specific Functioning (SSF) outcomes.
Thus, differences in wing length at day 100 seem rather to be an outcome of either delayed maturation or a temporary trade-off between skeletal/feather growth and other body traits.
If the outcome of either examination revealed an abnormality, the woman was referred to the CNBSS review clinic at which the study surgeon discussed the findings with the study radiologist and decided whether further diagnostic procedures were required.
In an exploratory, deterministic, two-period model, an assumption of a two-way cross-embedment (i.e., a two-way interaction between the rational and irrational components) results in a paradoxical phenomenon, an outcome of either tending toward bliss or abyss at the end of the first period.
The primary study outcome was the composite of either a disease of prematurity (i.e., necrotizing enterocolitis, periventricular hemorrhage and/or hyaline membrane disease), need for assisted ventilation for greater than 1 day, and/or perinatal death after 20 weeks gestation and up to 30 days after birth [ 8, 9].
The premium on coordinated responses is illustrative of positive frequency-dependent selection, ensuring bistability in a well-mixed population (a final outcome of either cooperators-only or defectors-only, dependent on initial frequency of cooperators).
The final outcome of either of these pathways is a decrease in the protein level of the target gene.
The aim of this study was to compare clinical outcomes after the implementation of either a restrictive or a liberal transfusion strategy in patients aged 60 years and above.
These incidents may be the outcome of either water-borne infection or of a vector-mediation mechanism.
These preliminary studies provided a binary outcome of either cell growth inhibition or proliferation.
