We show the need for specified shaping of the seed growth pyramid and importance of optimal cooling conditions for decanted crystals.
Nevertheless, a clear drawback is the need for specifying a model although its parameters are estimated by the method.
This method estimates posterior rates of continuous trait evolution along individual branches of the phylogeny using reversible-jump MCMC sampling of a multirate BM process, without the need for specifying hypotheses a priori about the location of rate shifts.
Feedback from other clinical users on this part of the instruments showed the need for specifying an extra response item between "cannot "and "deviant" (Table 1).
In contrast to current discrete approaches, the need for specifying an initial set of candidate configurations as well as the exponential increase in complexity with the number of optodes are avoided.
Conditioning on parental genotypes at the candidate SNP, in addition to those of the sibs, negates the need for specifying allele frequencies and therefore leads to a more robust test.
As increasing the accessibility of a design is usually translated into additional costs and increased development time, the need for specifying the percentage of population for which the design will be accessible is crucial.
Unlike other stochastic methods, OLLAWV eliminates the need for specifying the maximum number of iterations and the use of a regularization term.
Among these health economic evaluation (HEE) quality appraisal instruments, considerable agreement exists on the terminology of economic evaluation, the importance of considering alternatives, the need for specifying the analytical viewpoint, the superiority of incremental analysis, the principal need for discounting costs and benefits, and the importance of conducting a sensitivity analysis [ 2].
While the more homogeneous test performance may not be conclusive evidence for such a preference, an implication for research practice is obvious in that there is a need for researchers to specify how their WAF test is administered, which was not always the case in the literature (see Additional file 1: Appendix A).
