No practical differences in attribute preferences were observed between data collection methods when attribute preferences were measured using a direct importance-rating question.
When validated, the modified-PUQE was significantly associated with an outcome of direct importance for women who experience NVP such as QOL (SF-12 PCS: p < 0.0001; SF-12 MCS: p = 0.0008).
Many species are common and conspicuous, and a few tolerate human settlement, although their direct importance to man is minimal.
"But the current account deficit is only a sign of other developments of more direct importance, in this case the significant and sustained growth differential between the U.S. and its trading partners".
Third, the physiologic or clinical relevance of these small shifts in birth weight is uncertain, possibly serving as a marker of subtle toxicity, but not of direct importance to health.
Aside from the direct importance it's putting on dedicating a portion of one's night to spending time with the Divine, it also is telling us to keep up with things that we have adopted as practice and not let them go so easily.
However, they are hard clinical end points of direct importance to patients and have thus been assessed as a composite end point.
Browder says that the Act is of direct importance to Russian President Vladimir Putin, who he believes to have amassed a fortune of around $200 billion stashed in banks around the world, and his associates.
Ukraine and Russia are of little direct importance to UK exporters.
But since both species seem to possess around 30,000 protein-coding genes, the extra DNA in the human genome is probably of no direct importance.
Iraq's direct importance in the election will be less than this suggests, in fact, because the Tories also supported the war, and there is little dispute about what must be done now.
