For example, extensive data analysis and modeling based on historical records will not help water planners "know" the future.
These tests have been especially designed for providing an extensive data base for the assessment of three-dimensional codes, including CFD codes.
Of 100 countries that underwent a transition from 1980 to 2004 (the period for which extensive data is available), 48 pursued at least one human rights prosecution, and 33 of those pursued two or more.
In addition, there is little discussion on the required computational overheads for performing extensive data manipulation (fuzzing, segregation, encryption, decryption and ordering, re-ordering) before and after the communication.
There were 246 fewer suspensions in Burbank schools in 2012-13 compared to 2011-12, the most recent years for which extensive data is available.
Potential confounders were adjusted for with extensive data.
Radon is a well-established human carcinogen for which extensive data are available, extending into the range of exposures experienced by the general population.
The medical history of 3 months was collected through a telephone interview, allowing for more extensive data to lend knowledge to the overall causality assessment.
No rationale was provided for such extensive data collection and there was clearly a cost: 46% of patients dropped-out before the end of the trial.
This is especially true in Drosophila melanogaster, for which extensive data have demonstrated that males harm females during courtship and mating [ 4- 11].
Furthermore, users need extensive training in operating the programs and interpreting the results, and Bayesian analysis demands for rather extensive data entry which may not be feasible in daily clinical practice.
