In particular, using stipulated values for covariates, it was shown that relative risks for all quantiles significantly exceed 1 for the Midlands-East and North, but for the 0.05 quantile, the probabilities that relative risk exceeds 1 in London and the South are zero or inconclusive.
Five to seven week-old nude mice (Ncr nu/nu) were obtained from NCI (Frederick, MD), maintained in accredited animal facilities and used as stipulated by the U.S. Public Health Service Policy on Humane Care and Use of Laboratory Animals, in accordance with institutional reviews (http://oacu.od.nih.gov).nih.gov
If a recommended treatment is perceived to be effective, it is more likely to be used as stipulated in the guideline whereas treatment recommendations that do not measure up to their expectations may be less utilized.
Paraffin blocks from surgical resection specimens covering a 14-year period (1996 2010) were obtained from the archives of Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH) and Children's Hospital Boston (CH) in accordance with the regulations for excess tissue use stipulated by the review boards of each institution.
By introducing controlled forms for each SOP, a "quality checklist" was created that would ensure that each step in the SOP was carried out as directed, and that the materials used were as stipulated in the SOP and prior to their expiration dates.
It may be entirely improvised, or it may combine improvisation with a memorized composition that also uses only the stipulated tones of the given raga.
The herbicide is used at higher concentrations than stipulated in the US, and is sprayed from above the recommended height of 10 metres.
However, it still has the original requirement on the lease, that the land will only be used for "recreational purposes", as stipulated by the Bute family.
Copyright laws often have some form of fair use policy stipulated in them.
In general, type of fertilizer, dose, stages and form of use are stipulated by an empirical way and are highly varying among the growers (Bermejillo and Filippini 2007).
In addition, the current demands for toxicity and carcinogenicity testing of high-volume chemicals together with limitations of animal use as stipulated by the European Union's Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) regulation (Combes et al. 2006) will require revolutionary changes in testing and risk assessment paradigms.
