The notion that inaccurate specification of dates used for molecular rate calibration could produce misleading results is not a novel one [ 12, 35, 40- 43].
A letter explaining the aims, assurance of confidentiality, and specification of the date, time, and place to fill in the questionnaire was delivered to the selected students by their class monitors.
Design methods and specifications to date adopt simplifications that do not take the variability of the columns fully into account.
Their specifications are being improved all the time and any description could soon be out-of-date.
While the matter is still under investigation, and further verification is foreseen, the I.A.E.A.'s analysis to date indicates that the specifications of the aluminium tubes sought by Iraq in 2001 and 2002 appear to be consistent with reverse engineering of rockets.
In addition, fitting the value of κ(t) for the emergence period separately allows arbitrary specification of an emergence date without confounding values of κ(t).
Mortality rates at follow-up were only recorded at 1 year without the specification of the exact date of death of each patient.
Mortality rates at follow-up were only recorded at 1 year without the specification of the exact date of death of each patient, and hence the Kaplan-Meier curves could not have been done.
(5) Except for formal issues (specification of authors, publication date, etc)., each reviewer shall not only document whether specific information was reported but also whether it was correct, (e.g., whether the risk of bleeding was reported, and whether it was reported correctly).
In particular, populations with more complicated histories and additional sources of LD beyond the specifications of our model often have different estimates of admixture dates with one- and two-reference curves.
