It is essential that the KE is able to identify these as a relevant set and visualize them in a manner that facilitates detection of gaps, inconsistencies and/or errors.
As Yunus said in early days, "Existing regulations are designed with commercial banking in mind, but microfinance requires a dedicated regulator and a relevant set of rules.
Altogether, subjective aspirations cannot be underestimated as a biographically relevant set of attitudes and representations "ahead"; hence, a meaningful window into migrants' perceived future and their stances towards it.
These unwanted effects on the quantification of small structures need to be thoroughly studied in a clinical relevant setting as these artifacts are not revealed by the standard NEMA image quality test [13].
Among these, regulation of Smad4 by a monoubiquitination/deubiquitination cycle recently emerged as a relevant mechanism to set the correct levels of TGF β activity in vivo.
Focusing once more on limited commitment as the probably most relevant setting, empirical implications from our study can be summarized as follows: We would expect to see timely accounting (emphasis on relevance) if negative correlation is present and the reduction in noise over time is not too strong.
Using a combination of results from other methods (e.g. the SUNflower approach) and other measures (e.g. Human Development Index) as a relevant reference, a given set of European countries are robustly ranked and grouped into several classes based on the composite Road Safety Index.
64 The narrative life-story interviews will be carried out in face-to-face meetings with (A), (B) and (C) in a quiet place, that is, in their homes or in another relevant setting, as determined by the participants.
This is a formal way of stating that all propositions in the relevant set should be treated as epistemic equals.
In each case the underlying sex ratio is estimated as the proportion of males in the relevant set of observations.
