The first Philharmonic subscription program, beginning on Thursday, is also steeped in familiarity, with Ms. Mutter playing and leading (she avoids the term conducting) Mozart's Violin Concertos Nos. 1, 3 and 5.
He uses the term "conduct" in the broadest sense, to include not only overt bodily motion, but also observation, reflection, imagination, judgment, and affective responses to what we observe and think.
The majority of experimental studies that contribute to our understanding of this oak recruitment pattern in California have been relatively short-term, conducted on a small-scale.
Search strategy with pre-defined key terms conducted in MEDLINE, CENTRAL, PeDRO, reference lists of retrieved articles, and journal contents.
This study is based on data from the population survey "Health on equal terms" conducted in collaboration with the Swedish Institute of Public Health.
A self-administrated questionnaire was designed and one dentist trained in OHRQoL terms conducted face-to-face interviews.
Carlisle benched Artest for the second half of the Nets game for what he termed "conduct detrimental to winning".
However, the term Conduct Disorder in itself seems to have similar associations and the impact will largely depend on the way clinicians use the term CU traits.
Most of his second term was conducted under martial law, in response to active opposition to his strong-arm tactics by the Cuban-backed Sandinistas.
Therefore, we pooled the covariate effect and its interaction effects and their degrees of freedom into the error term and conducted the statistical analysis by nested ANOVA.
All potential interaction terms were considered in the primary models before a step-wise backward deletion of non-significant interaction terms was conducted.
