If there was no misclassification bias in controls and perfect sensitivity, then a small recall bias in the direction of a preference for reporting mobile phone use at the side of the tumor of about 3% would reduce these enhanced ORs for long-term (≥ 10 years) use to 1.
This builder, whose name Sergiy can't recall, sent them in the direction of the first hippie assembly of 1978, taking place in Vitropia in Estonia.
The headlines of the method are recalled in the first part of the paper.
Relative to dyslexic and unimpaired women, dyslexic men were significantly better at identifying shapes in ambiguous figures, reproducing complex figures, reproducing designs using coloured blocks, and recalling the direction of the Queen's head on a postage stamp.
"It's better than one lane, which is what used to be over there," recalled Mr. Watkins, 50, nodding in the direction of the Bayou DeView.
In both models relying on retrospective recall, the observed changes in the direction of improvement were larger than were the changes measured by the conventional method.
As shown, participants generally felt that each features in the proposed work would be helpful for reducing the bottlenecks in current practices on thermography-based building condition assessment, e.g., "This is a very interesting step in the direction of recalling and identifying locations of leakage.
Francisco Cervelli stood at his locker Tuesday, shook his head and pointed in the direction of the field, recalling the day two years ago that Henrique Capriles Radonski, the man who came within a whisker Sunday of becoming the president of Venezuela, visited Yankee Stadium.
Recall that the data pixels are highly correlated in the direction of the disparity.
We may all constructively recall Harry Potter's torment at feeling a tug in the direction of the notorious Slytherin House.
