Under the given conditions, the Rasch model allowed a more stable estimate of the person and item parameters, and an easier interpretation of the scale (Wilson 2005).
We chose GMS as a training set because of the longer follow-up as compared with FMS, which allowed a more stable estimation of the prediction model.
The higher half-life of antibodies hence circumvents the need for repeated or continuous application and allows a more stable concentration within cancerous tissues during treatment.
The reduced motion at the ankle might suggest a rigidity of the foot during stance, which might have allowed a more stable base of support with respect to patients in the other clusters, thus explaining the better speed of progression.
The forementioned temperature is 10°C higher than the room temperature, allowing a more stable association between the probe and the adenine-rich target (AT and poliA) than in adenine-poor targets, increasing the frequency of these motifs in the group of selected sequences due to the mismatch.
As experimental [ 30, 31], clinical [ 33], and the presented studies furthermore suggest, biomaterials containing hydroxyapatite (HA) seem to allow a more mechanical stable bone restoration superior to fast resorbing pure bTCP and to native jawbone, which in the clinical routine is highly welcome for later implant insertion.
Persistently higher inflation rates could limit the Bank of England's ability to keep interest rates low to allow for a more stable recovery, some economists said.
Introduction Undetected decrease of blood flow is a known factor for decreasing circuit lifespan of continuous veno-venous haemofiltration1 (CVVH .The connection of CVVH lines to a circuit of extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) may allow for a more stable blood flow and a possible increase of circuit lifespan compared to a conventional CVVH realized using a central venous catheter (CVC 2.
Although these binders allow for a more stable response and an improvement in the properties of bituminous mixtures, the increase in costs associated with their production makes them less competitive in comparison with traditional binders, and their use is restricted to surface layers and roads with high levels of traffic.
Nonetheless, intravascular cooling and surface cooling with automatic feedback systems allow for a more stable control of the temperature [ 32, 33].
