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Moreover, the needs-based approach is more useable when projecting numbers in a specific care specialty, because incidence of the diseases managed within that care specialty can be approximated with more accuracy.

What the video does with quick cutting, the live version approximates with more dancers filing past and lighting-fast costume changes backstage.

It has been shown that a majority of the traditional IADLs are more closely approximated with physical fitness than cognitive complexity [ 83].

From this perspective, qualitative research allows the study of an additional dimension of knowledge (such as personal experience and meaning) [ 13, 14] to quantitative research, allowing us to approximate truth with more probability, similar to the process of data triangulation [ 14].

During the 2003 fire season in BC, Moore et al. [ 35] detected an increase in weekly respiratory physician visits in one larger community (approximate population 185,000) with heavy smoke, but not in a smaller nearby community (approximate population 110,000) with more moderate smoke.

It is well known that a white noise is an ideal process, approximating the noises in reality with more or less adequacy.

Such simulations are feasible for enzyme reactions with more approximate QM/MM methods, e.g. using semi-empirical QM techniques.

The same is true for dynamic content layout: We achieve far better results by fitting content to a large set of designer-created layouts rather than approximating layouts with a more pure algorithmic approach such as linear constraints.

Rigidity is approximated by only allowing stereoconfigurations in rings with more than seven atoms.

The tube approximated to levels found using Thinprep, although with more variability.

In comparison with pristine NCA, 0.25 wt.% Co3O4-modified NCA has a better electrochemical performance with more capacity of approximate 30 mAh g−1 at 1C after 150 cycles.