Mr. Chin said most Asian leaders now see the G-20 as better reflecting the evolution of the world economy than the G-8 and believe the larger forum has more potential to encourage benefit-sharing, as well as burden-sharing, among the key participants.
In addition, lipid-standardized concentration has been regarded as better reflecting body burden than wet-weight concentrations (Lopez-Carrillo et al. 1999).
The use of a bi-exponential model with "slow" and "fast" diffusion components arising from an optimised diffusion protocol may be more informative, as well as better reflecting the properties of specific tumour types, and should be explored.
28, 29 Nonetheless, only service delivery, human resources, and health financing were key concerns for this review, as they better reflected the broad operational management of the system, whereas other building blocks like medical products and information systems were more technically oriented and should be explored separately.
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The stress, which is a measure of the squared differences between ideal distances and actual distances, needs to be minimized so as to better reflect the original distances between objects.
Future prevention and treatment studies on AB are encouraged to pay attention to these factors and to be multi-dimensional in nature so as to better reflect our understanding of their association with AB.
In fact, the approach lends itself very naturally to the concept of learn-and-confirm; when the prediction of the model is not confirmed in a clinical trial, we can identify what assumptions are needed to be changed and the model parameters that can be improved so as to better reflect the actual clinical outcomes.
The display in the left part of each panel shows the breakdown of latency by N and repetition, along with the associated 95% confidence intervals computed after removing the main effect of participants so as to better reflect the results of the repeated measures analyses of these data (Loftus & Masson, 1994).
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