When comparing health care providers across a set of QIs there is a concern that they may differentially admit clients with a greater likelihood of triggering on quality issues.
The FAP represents the prevalence of the quality issue for residents newly admitted to the facility and was intended to adjust for potential selection bias (i.e., facilities preferentially admitting clients with a greater likelihood of triggering on the indicator) and ascertainment bias (i.e., ability of providers to detect a quality issue that might increase the QI rate).
Bose opted not to go with the touch functionality favored by companies like Parrot, and while it feels a bit more old fashioned perhaps, there's a lot less likelihood of triggering a function by accident.
Instead, releases are usually "stripped down" to pose less likelihood of triggering a discussion or negotiation.
Assembled into a checklist, these factors could provide guidance to judges and juries as they assess the gravity of a speech act and its likelihood of triggering violence.
The question was how does the performance of weather forecasts affect heat/heat wave mortality associations and the likelihood of triggering an alert.
To provide a more complete understanding on the robustness and susceptibility of multistable structures to dynamic state transitions, this research establishes new analytical and experimental methods to quantify the likelihood of triggering transitions among dynamic regimes of an archetypal post-buckled structure as a result of combined harmonic and stochastic loading.
Alternatively, it is possible that metabolic differences between the two slice preparations, or between interface and submerged slices, affected the likelihood of triggering slow after-potentials.
Despite such an advantage, vaccination of mucosal epithelial surfaces, especially those of the lung, pose significant safety concerns due to the fragility of the tissue and the likelihood of triggering unwanted pulmonary inflammation [3].
However, it is clear that RyR opening increases the likelihood of triggering neighbours by Ca2+-induced Ca2+ release and that this nanoscale influence has a similar effect.
The likelihood of triggering P13 (patients aged >65 prescribed NSAIDs) increased with two to four repeated prescriptions but did not increase further with increasing number of prescriptions (table B and C in appendix 2).
