Due to the restricted range of the REALM, we were unable to use the traditional cut-off points, and dichotomized the REALM based on a median split.
The gala's attendees, from a broad range of visual and performance realms, reflected this interdisciplinary approach: among them, Kathryn Bigelow, Hal Foster, Tony Oursler, Viktoria Modesta, Thelma Golden, Milk, Elizabeth Streb, and Cale's early mentor La Monte Young, the minimalist composer.
Without a doubt, their scope of expertise covers a wide range of Physics in the realms of applications in medicine, and nuclear medicine in particular.
Discussing those superstars, Stapleton said that Armstrong has been "in the tier right below them" with endorsements in the range of $5 million to $7.5 million a year, a realm that he explained was occupied by the top 20 to 25 athletes.
A sample of audio-recorded consultations purposefully sampled on the basis of a range of Option Scores and REALM-R scores will be selected for transcription and will be studied in more detail using discourse analysis.
This eligibility criterion resulted in a range of scores on the REALM that was skewed toward the higher end of the HL continuum, and individuals with the lowest levels of health literacy were not well represented in the study.
Parker took the harmonic structures of popular songs, and of his own compositions, and complexified them, extending the range of improvisations into exotically chromatic realms.
The map is partly meant to be an illustration of the ruler's powers, the extent of his realm, the range of learning he commands.
To himself, he rationalized his actions by saying, 'I'm only doing what my enemies are doing to me.' " Nothing in the campaign has presented Trump with a broader range of new information than the realm of foreign affairs.
In his physical works Aristotle limits strict necessity to the motions of the stars, while allowing for a wide range of events in the sublunary realm that do not happen of necessity but only for the most part or by chance (Phys. II, 4 6).
