Knowledge sharing boosted a researcher's confidence that trials were achievable and experience exchange was important for raising professional standards and dispelling what one respondent termed 'pseudo-confidence' (INT 4 PPT-1 Clinician PPT-1 Clinicianmeandng trialntinue working in a suboPIimeaning because knowledge of more rigorous metoods was lacontinue
We also observe that the loss in maximum achievable rate experienced by user 1 with SC X ¯, P UX, P X is less than 10% under the rate experienced with SC X, P UX, P X.
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Since the cultural expectation is that a state of coupled permanence is achievable, uncoupling is experienced as crisis and inadequacy -- even though such failures are more the norm than the exception.
As expected, the largest increase in average achievable rate is experienced by users that are closest to the cluster borders in the fixed scheme.
These timescales extend beyond those achievable by laboratory experiments or industrial experience.
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Finally, assuming that the observed association was causal, we explored the potential maximum reduction in out-of-hours primary care use that could be achievable by optimising the experience of in-hours access measures for all patients.
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Interestingly, a reference laboratory experience of clinically achievable voriconazole bloodstream concentrations in a large number of subjects (n = 14,370) showed that 50.6% of samples were within the recommended trough range [ 77].
A recent reference laboratory experience of clinically achievable voriconazole concentrations within cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) showed that, among 173 samples, the median quantifiable CSF level was 2.47 mg/L [ 77].
