The literature has typically cited opinion polls and surveys to demonstrate this high support but takes an uncritical and positivist approach to this data [ 37].
Empirical studies, starting from the pioneering Lazear (1990), to now typically cited Scarpetta (1996), Nickell (1997), Blanchard and Wolfers (2000), 1 but also more recently Bassanini and Duval (2009) or De Serres et al. (2012), contain an implicit assumption that EPL rules apply to all workers.
All case definitions in Table 4 performed inferiorly to the typically cited sensitivities (50%70%%) or specificities (90% 95%) or both of RIDTs [ 36].
In their written responses to the assignments (provided in the Supplemental Material), students typically cited a correct interpretation of e values to support their conclusions.
Duration of response is typically cited in the range of 6 to 9 months.
Better app monetization on iOS is typically cited as the reason developers choose to go Apple first (although Forrester's report does not delve into developers' rational).
But as the pitiable 2011 summer-movie slate and the long, awkward run-up to Avengers showed, there is a cost to doing business like this beyond the typically cited homogeneity of the type of films we get when everyone is forced to wear a cape.
Randomised controlled trials are typically cited as the 'best' form of study design to be used when comparing the efficacy or effectiveness of different devices such as pressure-redistributing beds and mattresses.
Despite this, sex offenses are typically cited by college admissions offices as among the crimes most likely to trigger an automatic bar to admission.
Despite this, sex offences are typically cited by college admissions offices as among the crimes most likely to trigger an automatic bar to admission.
