Initialising process design at an early stage of product development allows for balancing the product characteristics and the process capabilities.
17 18 The propensity score allowed for balancing 36 covariates between the insulin pump and multiple daily injection groups, including strong cardiovascular risk factors and important social data there were only non-significant differences and small standardised differences for all covariates.
Our model shows how extracellular feedback can allow for balancing speed versus accuracy of early T cell responses, by providing a limited window of opportunity for cells to compete.
Moreover, Barg et al. [ 19] suggested that the use of conical, anatomically shaped talar surfaces, as is the case in the HINTEGRA ankle prostheses, allows for balancing of medial and lateral ankle ligaments, and thus also increases the anteroposterior stability of the replaced ankle joint.
Being cognizant of priorities and allowing for balance (which may mean missing or postponing something I'd like to do, but simply can't) are key.
Values of ω in the black bear were significantly higher than unity (log likelihood ratio test) under M2a and M8 models that allow for balancing selection (ω2 = 7.0 in M2a and ω = 5.7 in M8).
His head was like the statue of David, allowing for perfect balance".
It was doctors and managers, rather than patients that were empowered to make choices within the internal market, allowing for some balance between the demands of the individual and the needs of the community.
In our 'working' sample, patient participants had higher status roles in which the work involved was described as more easily allowing for some balance between sedentary positions and physical movement.
The chosen approach of scaling to equal capacity ensures that the battery can provide the same amount of work as the pumped hydropower station, thus allowing for longer term balancing and ancillary service provision.
