They did that in the first half, when Tonga spent most of the time scrambling on defense in an attempt to keep New Zealand at bay.
The original test was based initially on a 2×2 chi-squared test (case-control, high risk-low risk genotype, where 'high risk' is defined as any genotype where the individuals with this genotype include more cases than average) with significance assessed by extensive randomization, each time scrambling case-control status.
The stations have seemed to be spending most of their time scrambling for money.
Caught between spectacular wealth and massive poverty, most Kinois must spend a considerable amount of their time scrambling for necessities that are in erratic supply.
When Culpepper took a little too much time scrambling on a third-down play, Holmes caught him from behind and knocked the ball loose with a vicious swipe.
As a result, the Moscow pedestrian spends a lot of time scrambling over cars, or around them, sometimes being forced out into the street, even, because the cars have climbed onto the sidewalk.
We would rather have fewer changes of clothing than spend our vacation time scrambling to buy stuff and calling the airport to find out if our suitcases have shown up.
The ability to "set it and forget it" meant less time scrambling (figuratively and literally) over the stove for dinner and more time with the family.
"This is crazy," Ms. Grier told The New York Times, scrambling in ensuing weeks to fill new orders for the book, which eventually sold several hundred thousand copies.
They were defensively loose at times, scrambling effectively, and France in particular found holes without being able to take advantage.
