Thus, like Lincoln, he should be able to use variable opinions to reach decisions, rather than abandon the group to hacking each other and, finally, the nation apart.
The companies said that if the FBI wins the case, "the assistance it can request is limited only by its imagination" and the variable opinions of judges.
(GP Partner) Among the five health professional groups studied, variable opinions and practices persist in the diagnosis and management of HF.
Other factors contributing to patient confusion may have been the variable opinions of clinicians when communicating the issue of the revised guidelines, as well as the short time interval between the release of the new recommendations and this study.
For example, GMSPS includes the variable 'parental opinion that child's condition has become worse over the past hour'.
Both, the definition based on lipid values and the definition based on drug use are fallible, because the lipid cut-off values are based on a variable expert opinion and the indication for medication depends on the patients' need for secondary prevention (while drug use for primary prevention remains disputed).
In both models, the dependent variables are opinions about the roles that the state should play.
Two categories of measures were used to compare results between cases; participation characteristics, such as the number and type of participants involved, and interaction characteristics, such as the number of variables and opinions incorporated, the mechanisms of analysis, etc.
This sample size allowed 95% confidence that one opinion, variable or injury would be detected if its prevalence was 3%.
Socio-economic and demographic variables are defined as exogenous variables and groundwater situation and opinion and attitude variables are defined as endogenous variables.
