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The photographs for the bridge's inclusion in the Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) were taken in January, and the HAER "documentation package was prepared as mitigation for the emergency demolition" of the bridge, which was collapsed in March.
Sleep quality: assessed using a categorical self-rating which was collapsed into two categories: 'good' or 'bad'bad
Participants reported sex, age, race/ethnicity, education, whether English was their primary language, and place of birth, which was collapsed to three categories (US, Puerto Rico, Other).
Our present contrast for objective recollection, which was collapsed across spatial and temporal source retrieval tasks, may have obscured any such effects.
This was rated on a 4 point scale from 4 = never to 1 = often, which was collapsed to a 3 point scale for analysis (see Table 2).
The TESS scale incorporated a self-rating scale of disability, which was collapsed into a dichotomous variable: not disabled (not at all disabled and mildly disabled) and disabled (moderately and completely/severely disabled).
A few years ago she tore down the first-floor ceiling, part of which was collapsing, and installed insulation between the beams.
The gas field was not far from the border with Libya, a failed state which was collapsing into civil war and awash with weapons.
Yet he maintains that he entered politics "pushed by civic and moral reasons: I thought something should be done to preserve a fragile democratic system which was collapsing because of terrorism, corruption, hyperinflation".
The only exception is a flexible loop, which is collapsed onto the protein core in the native state, whereas in the intermediate it is more loosely associated with the remainder of the protein.
Main Outcome Measure: One interviewer administered a structured in-person interview tool designed for this pilot study, data from which were collapsed into 4 change categories: communication and speech, feeding and nutrition, oral motor function, and gastrointestinal function.
