Notably absent from many studies are a clear statement of purpose, elaboration of design details including the expected extent to which the sample's true change is likely to be homogeneous or heterogeneous (we will subsequent refer to this as the sample's change characteristic), justification of sample size, and a commitment to the most appropriate analysis [ 2, 5, 6, 9, 11, 14, 15].
Apparently, the "subsequent events" refer to a letter Mr. Lubbers sent, after the harassment charge emerged in May, to the home of the complainant asking that she drop the case and promising to protect her from any consequences to her career.
In later works, he replaces "internal" with "reflex" or "subsequent" to refer to powers that depend on others for their objects, and "external" with "direct" or "antecedent" to refer to powers that do not.
Subsequent analyses refer to these 635 patients (Table 1).
The plots, measured first upon cooling, then on subsequent heating, refer to hydrogels swollen with 75%% of water.
The questionnaire can be modified to focus on different high-priority topics simply by changing the description of the topic in the introduction to the questionnaire because all subsequent questions refer in generic terms to "the health topic".
The double-edged ax, the symbol of Shango, is juxtaposed with the word "power" on a subsequent panel, referring to the black power political movement of the 1960s and '70s.
"Subsequent developments" refers to the large Jewish settlement blocks, including those such as Beitar and Modiin Ilit, that Israel has built close to the 1967 border and which it would absorb under any workable deal.
The first track included the lyric his Web designer had mentioned about the expanding universe, while subsequent ones referred to traveling to other dimensions and transcending race.
In the wake of the criticism, the AP did not edit or remove the original tweet about Clooney, but in a subsequent post referred to the attorney as a "human rights lawyer".
All subsequent description refers to epithelial cells derived from dissociated acute phase granulomas.
