There were five alternative models for the concurrent prediction and seven models for the prospective prediction fitted in this study.
May they legitimately consider how prospective migrants would fit in with current citizens, favoring certain religious, linguistic, or ethnic affiliations to manage compatibility?
We designed several tests to validate PROMO's predictive power: (i) In a prospective study we fit the r.h.s. of (2) to (W t)) for 2008 and 2009, obtaining the coefficients (A=3.747) and (C=7mbox929), the same for all athletes (see supplementary materials S3 in Additional file 1).
While many assessments can indicate whether a prospective hire might fit the corporate culture, they can't determine a person's potential to rise within the company, said John Beeson, principal of Beeson Consulting in New York, and author of The Unwritten Rules: The Six Skills You Need to Get Promoted to the Executive Level.
Holding your seminar at a convenient time will make it easier for prospective attendees to fit your seminar into their schedule.
In this note, we investigate the issue of fitting prospective multivariate generalized linear models to such multiple-category outcome data, ignoring the retrospective nature of the sampling design.
Universities that find a way to make prospective students feel they will fit in will go far in recruiting them.
It was also surprising that McCain focussed on Joe the Plumber who, as a prospective business owner, does not fit the profile of the average middle-class American who conservative analysts have been urging McCain to focus on.
These facts make Doc Martin a must-see for those prospective doctors who want to fit in to the medical establishment which, as you know, is filled with imperious, socially inept, grumpy doctors who may, if you're lucky, be brilliant.
I then collected a lot of seemingly random and what seemed like significant things out of the world, things I wanted to make fit into my prospective book - events, memories, snippets of what someone said, places, names of places, ideas - all, again, conveyed in language (sometimes just words I liked and wanted to put into play).
