Additional matching criteria included the total number of facts in the EMR associated with each case or control (including the number of laboratory measurements, prescriptions, diagnosis / procedure codes, and notes).
The future of news is online, but that future brings with it the total commoditisation of facts and the death of straight reporting as a way to drive reader loyalty.
And Governor Romney makes this accusation based on a total distortion of facts?
I thought this in total ignorance of facts I already knew to be true ― that victims often return to the people who assault them and try to make peace, and that mutual attraction doesn't negate a lack of consent.
These facts would then be "forged into psychological principles", should he have moved (by transcendental deduction, as it were) from "memory, as the sum total of known facts, to their necessary preconditions" (PsW: 34).
Forty (87%) of the total of 46 FACT-Ga items had Pearson correlation coefficients of 0.4 or greater with their own scales, indicating satisfactory convergent validity.
Reliability was measured as the Cronbach's α for EQ-5D, and five subscale scores and two total scores of FACT-Ga.
In older patients aged ⩾60 or ⩾70 years, there was a significant difference favouring nab-PC over sb-PC in the total score of FACT-Taxane (all 16 items, Figure 1, P<0.001) patient-reported QoL questionnaire over the entire course of treatment, as well as in the subscores of neuropathy, pain, and hearing loss.
In turn, unnamed Dubai police sources are reported to have dismissed the beating claims as "a total fabrication and distortion of facts", saying that they never beat suspects in custody.
The primary endpoints were total scale scores of FACT-L, FACT-Taxane, and FACIT-Sp.
That is about the sum total of the known, verifiable facts about Patrick.
