Gardner Read Born in Evanston, Ill., in 1913, Gardner Read, the composer, conductor and teacher, may be best known for his useful books on orchestration.
Describing the use of such statistics as a combination of "science and art", he explains how it can be best analysed: "Data is really useful at making sure you are training at the right intensity.
The EQ-5D, SF-6D and HUI3 differ considerably in terms of their dimensions, items and preference weights [ 8] and there is no consensus on which of these is best or most useful in individual conditions including in chronic pain.
For the other 99percentt of us, relationships are, at best, useful economic bargains and, if we're lucky, successful sexual transactions -- better than the alternative, which has long been close to social death.
The bad news here is for the believers, who, to my mind, must conclude that gods are, at best, useful fictions, and don't exist in reality.
From the perspective of the zoos themselves, the Web is best seen as a useful tool.
Until "The Question" is answered and brought to bear constructively on human behavioral science and the wider comparative context of socio-ecological inheritance mechanisms in all species, this book is best served as a useful compilation of historical perspectives for those directly involved in the study of non-human animal psychology.
This suggests that the therapy is, at best, useful only in a restricted set of circumstances.
These estimations of the model size clearly show that conventional discrete time-based model formulations are at best useful in applications with low-speed production technology, aggregate demand for a limited number of products, and a small number of big-bucket periods.
He is best known for his magazine Useful Photography, which celebrates images of the purely functional, and his series of books In Almost Every Picture, which home in on motifs that appear accidentally in amateur photo albums – such as wayward fingers.
