The polls, strength of schedule and number of losses make up the B.C.S. formula.
The standing is based on a formula that incorporates the Associated Press poll plus the coaches' poll, eight computer rankings, schedule strength and number of losses.
However, both the sampling schedule and the number of individuals studied affect the statistical power for hypothesis testing of these covariates.
"The tempo was a little bit slow and that's just down to the busy schedule and the number of games we've played.
In recognition of that, the Government Accountability Office GAOO) began in 2003 to develop and present to Congress a series of status reports and cost audits of selected large acquisitions programs, including data showing changes in projected cost, the development schedule, and the number of units to be acquired.
These included the flow of pedestrian traffic, possible escape routes, elevator schedules, neighborhood landmarks, the patterns and number of security personnel, details on surveillance cameras and architectural details that would influence how a building might fare in a bombing, officials said.
Despite the gruelling schedule and high number of injuries, the loss to Auckland ended a remarkable streak that had started with their victory over Widnes on 9 March; the Natives had not lost a rugby game in 31 matches – the side had won 30, and drawn one match over that time.
(Sometime later, Clark suggested that I interview an employee about flexible scheduling, and she provided the name and number of one who would talk to me: Latoya Machato, a cashier at a Texas Supercenter.
Adjustment of the tight time schedule and the number of cases, providing more time to elaborate on problems and to recuperate from experiences, might improve the PA task design.
Trial-level outcomes will be analyzed using an ordinal logistic regression model to estimate threshold-specific mean (95% CI) odds of retention in HIV care by arm and odds ratios between arms, adjusted for the stratification factor and number of scheduled study visits.
A study in the region [ 19] reported that mothers' knowledge of the target diseases of immunization, schedule for immunization and number of times to visit the immunization site would significantly increased chances of having fully immunized children.
