In terms of the number of the cases for analysis, Perry (1998) argues that there are no precise guides to the number of cases that should be included.
We attribute the dramatic accelerating effect and precise guiding of the microtube array to three-dimensional (3D) adhesion and electrostatic interaction with the SiN x microtubes, respectively.
A precise prediction could guide the maneuvers of forest firefighters, project the path of bioterror attack or pinpoint the path of a tornado.
Our ultimate goal is to establish T cell immunomonitoring as a precise tool to guide clinical development and thereby accelerate the evaluation of new vaccines and immunological therapeutics [ 10].
The most complete analysis of these populations, reasons for consultation, and the directing of these individuals to special, longer consultation makes it possible to define the signs, symptoms, and any risks obtain a precise diagnosis and guide the management of patients showing signs and symptoms of chronic diseases.
Therefore, their behavior with different numerical inversion algorithms could make a useful guide to a precise choice of more suitable inversion method to be used in similar problems.
These outcomes are a valuable guide for a precise interpretation of resistivity structures from marine electromagnetic surveys and provide a constraint on ore-formation models by combining geochemical and mineralogical evidence.
The evaluation shows flaws in the provision of ANC, which can guide in a precise way the development of strategies aimed at improving the quality of care and the use of the EHR.
The debt-to-income ratio for wage-earners in a particular profession ought to provide a guide (though not a precise one) to the debt-to-income ratio that banks are comfortable with for self-employed borrowers in the same profession.
But researchers should view nature's approach as a general guide, he said, rather than a precise pathway.
