Instead, they focus on a narrow set of key performance indicators and wade right into developing solutions that feed those metrics, burrowing deeper and deeper into the details.
The results generated by the economic model are generally considered robust because the costs fall within a narrow range when key model assumptions and parameters are varied.
Pharmacists and physicians identified a narrow band of key patient safety issues, with pharmacists unanimously focusing on safe medication practices, and physicians focusing on communication between medical staff and communication with other members of the multidisciplinary team.
We further performed a consensus analysis, totaling 108 samples, that confirms and narrows key loci to produce one of the most comprehensive views of the CTCL genome to date.
A parametric study indicates that there is a narrow band of optimal key parameters for the PGAD design.
Obviously, in a condition of a narrow panel width, the key strata have a relatively narrow span and do not break.
Plate boundaries (which include a narrow deformation zone) are key to the characterization of plate motions (Bercovici 2003; Gordon 2000); therefore, we used the high-resolution plate model of Bird (2003 PB200202), which includes 52 plates defined by topography, volcanism, magnetic anomalies, moment tensor solutions, and geodesy.
That is, a narrow outcome might miss key results that the intervention might negatively affect.
How he will rule with such a narrow majority will be a key question.
"This is a narrow race course and the key is staying out of trouble," Ward added.
WASHINGTON -- A new national poll showing President Barack Obama with a slight edge over Republican nominee Mitt Romney may give Democrats some cheer Monday morning, but its results largely confirm what other surveys have reported over the last week: Voter preferences are very close nationwide, with Obama retaining a narrow but persistent edge in key electoral vote battleground states.
