To assess if exposure to varying "facts and myths" message formats affected participant knowledge and recall accuracy of information related to influenza vaccination.
In fact, the varying factor is mortality, which is always higher in contexts of lower development and scarce resources, as currently demonstrated [ 21, 22].
Cases like this one seem to show a necessary connection: they suggest that the ethical character of the bank manager's act cannot vary without some other facts varying as well.
In Europe, at Meissen in Saxony, E.W. von Tschirnhaus and J.F. Böttger developed a red stoneware (in fact, varying from red to dark brown) about 1707.
Perhaps it's because of the varying scenery, the fact that monthly dues and expensive Spandex outfits aren't required, or even because of what she calls "the camaraderie of the trail".
In fact, varying the xanthan gum concentration changes the values of all rheological parameters (i.e. consistency index (K), power law index (n) and fluid yield stress (τy)) simultaneously.
In fact, varying degrees of negative correlation were observed between spikelet length and anther and ovary lengths and between numbers of spikelets per spike and anther and ovary lengths, suggesting that the accessions having small anthers and ovaries may have the potential to set a larger numbers of small seeds through efficient selfing which requires smaller amounts of pollen (Table 1).
In fact, varying the routine each week can add some spice to your working arrangements and also allows you to work around bad weather days when you'd rather stay home.
Although this instrument has some clear advantages over others, such as the fact that it has been used in several other studies in varying settings, and the fact that it measures 'culture typologies' rather than simple variables [ 16], the factors measured may have a different meaning in different health care settings.
