We will argue that the documents do not contain information which is operationally sensitive and that moreover the targets of the infiltration would be unable to deduce from the documents information about tradecraft which would compromise operations.
Among other things, PREA requires states to designate an entity, which is operationally independent from the juvenile justice agency's chain of command, to receive youths' reports of sexual victimization to ensure that juveniles can bring complaints without fear of retaliation.
ANOVA (p-value cutoff 0.01) was used to test for statistical significance which was operationally defined as a ±2 fold change in peptide abundance for at least one growth condition.
The outcome of this study was implementation effectiveness, which was operationally defined as the number of patients that each physician enrolled in cancer clinical trials in 2011.
Water displacement volumetry will be used to assess for the presence of clinically significant ankle edema, which is operationally defined as ≤10% difference in left and right limb volume in this study.
Thus, we decided to identify the most discriminant cut-off values of the different tests for this particular population, which were operationally defined as the cut-off values leading to the highest percentage of correctly classified patients.
The results were then expressed as cytosolic "LIP" which is operationally defined as the sum of concentrations of free CA-unbound iron [Fe] and CA-bound iron [CA-Fe] (see Materials and methods and [15]).
Physical activity, which is operationally defined as any bodily movement produced by skeletal muscles that results in energy expenditure [ 10], is a particular preventative measure in which women from CALD backgrounds are less likely to undertake then other non-CALD women [ 11, 12].
An automated multispectral computer algorithm was used to calculate the primary and secondary MRI outcome variables (24, 25) of TBV, total gray matter volume (TGM), total white matter volume (TWM), AWM, and abnormal deep gray/white matter volume (ADGW), which was operationally defined as basal ganglia, thalamus, and internal capsules.
