Once a full set of individuals and ties is observed, there is only one "network" per se.
When both specialties were identified for a particular subject (n = 208), the PCP with the greater number of services rendered was assigned: no ties were observed [ 24].
"Escoffier was never not in a suit and tie," Boulud observed, conceding that there was something suspicious about a chef who shows up for work dressed like a banker.
No evident damage to the film used for tying was observed before or after ejection from the baler or after the mechanical handling using a typical bale squeeze.
As a further step it could be helpful to analyze the egocentric networks around selected actors to get insights into their network ties, to observe the attention flow going from and to these actors, and to find out which other actors are closely connected.
On the other hand, in the process of the emergence of a free labor market, the use of informal ties has been observed to be even more pervasive (Bian et al. 2005).
Note that our notion of being influential here means being likely that ego-subject is to share a common choice as reflected by the fraction of social ties' mode choices observed.
The strong neighbour ties that we observed in all sub-districts in Lhasa probably serve to promote information exchange and may be one explanation for the widespread perception of risk due to heat and the high level of reported behaviour changes.
Tie-2 is generally considered to be a vascular stabilizing factor, because it recruits support cells to the endothelium; however, the effect of statins in tie-2 mutants observed in this study suggest that the function of Tie-2 and/or its ligands might be more context-dependent than previously appreciated.
For the first few games of the match that earned her yesterday's ill-fated fourth round tie, one journalist observed, she played in front of a "half empty grandstand".
