Although a clear, fast-and-ready answer as to what constitutes an optimal study cannot be given, the article offers a rationale for weighing gains and losses.
A. Thanks, dear reader, for weighing in.
In Britain, the term pig refers to all domestic swine; in the United States, to younger swine not yet ready for market and weighing usually less than 82 kg (180 pounds), others being called hogs.
(male, age 66, post-consult, candidate, not ready) Patients weighed the expected benefits of surgery against the perceived risks.
Following treatment, flies were collected and stored at −80° until ready to be weighed, homogenized, and assayed for enzyme activities as well as triglyceride, carbohydrate, and protein concentrations.
After incubation the tube should contain 60 μL of DNA solution ready for PCR. 1. Weigh 50 mg of prepared pollen into BeadBeater-safe microcentrifuge tube.
The competitors, by which I mean the dishes, arrived at the table in their serving vessels at almost the same time, ready for our jury of sorts to weigh their respective merits.
Ivan later has to decide if he is ready for a gay relationship, while Paul weighs up the risks of getting hurt by Ivan.
By the time it rolls off the end of the line, the workhorse of the JCB range weighs eight tonnes and is ready for some hard graft.
Within 300 days, a pig weighing roughly 120 kilograms, or 270 pounds, is ready for slaughter.
