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Because calibration is easy to achieve and additional data for the intrathoracic blood volume and the extravascular lung water are obtained, a 12-hour period between the calibrations is reasonable.

Reliable surveillance data and new prevention efforts may be needed to achieve and document additional declines, especially in areas with higher incidence and mortality such as rural settings.

Moody's Investors Service put the likelihood of a GM bankruptcy at 70%. "Given the lack of progress achieved and the additional progress that will be required in the revised plans, this threat will need to be seen as credible in order to compel adequate movement on the part of stakeholders," said Moody's analyst Bruce Clarke.

After these 10 focus group discussions, data saturation was achieved, and two additional planned FGDs were not conducted.

When new themes failed to emerge, theoretical saturation [ 12] was considered to have been achieved, and no additional participants were recruited.

Equilibrium uptake of water by the lyophilized powder was achieved and no additional water was absorbed after a maximum of 8 h at 50°C for all RH.

After the primary coding of all 40 interviews, it was determined that data saturation (the point at which no new evidence is emerging) had been achieved and no additional interviews were required.

A P value of ≤0.05 after Bonferroni correction (given the same rats were included in two different analyses) was interpreted as statistically significant: a plateau had not been achieved and this additional duration of recovery improved the contracture.

This robust method is simple to achieve and does not require additional expensive laboratory equipment.

But given their record of success with automated exploration, our first priority should be to use the savings thus achieved — and if necessary additional funds — to insure that NASA's Science Mission Directorate remains fully funded.

When asked if the federal government should double the budgets of basic research agencies such as NSF, for example, Marburger would insist that any boost in spending should be preceded by a clear description of the goals to be achieved and evidence that additional funding is likely to accomplish those goals.