We hypothesised that this would represent a specific aspect of recovery in a forensic context, and increasing concordance (diminishing differences between staff and patient ratings) would also predict conditional discharge.
It is arguable that the quality assessment scales could have placed greater emphasis on how the data were collected and on the measurement of preferences, although this would give greater weight to a specific aspect of quality in detriment of others.
There is a significant amount of research on interference mitigation in cellular networks [5], which is often treated as a specific aspect of self-organization in cellular networks.
But each has a precise mathematical meaning that seeks to isolate a specific aspect of acoustical quality in a hall.
Such partially successful DSSs focus excessively on a specific aspect of environmental management in contrast with the comprehensive nature of the SIRENE DSS, which is a workflow support tool for all the emergency management phases needed for all kinds of risk.
The absence of any similar finding in this in vitro study may be due to the high sensitivity of the CALUX assay and its "remoteness" as a receptor assay looking at a specific aspect of one signaling pathway in contrast to the more physiologically complicated in vivo effects examined in epidemiology or other toxicologic studies.
While residency should give all future podiatrists some experience in a variety of specializations, you can specialize in a specific aspect of podiatry.
They are like made-to-order illustrations of a specific aspect of racism she depicts in her work: black-on-black.
Participants report the number of days a specific aspect of functioning was impaired in the previous three months due to pain.
The in vivo assays in a pipeline are designed to detect a wide range of phenotypes, but each assay probes a specific aspect of the phenome and in few cases do assays provide definitive diagnostic or aetiological information about the overall disease process in the whole organism.
