This study would suggest that both approaches may be improved upon, generating an optimum number of results with a high confidence of reproducibility.
In "Cooking by Hand" (Clarkson Potter, 2003), he argues, "It is often the case that the more primitive version of a dish cannot be improved upon, and a cook can do no better than attempt to preserve the memory of taste and process associated with it".
Despite the onslaught of apps and gizmos, nothing has persuaded me that two-to-four hundred pages of text can be improved upon as a medium – only better written, edited, transmitted, and distributed.
We note that our system used epi-fluorescence illumination and an electron-multiplying CCD (emCCD) for detection, both of which can be improved upon in a more dedicated system by choosing the appropriate conditions (e.g., sheet illumination and APD array detection).
While each contains unique elements that allow it to answer specific oncology research questions among certain populations, each is also limited by specific constraints that may be improved upon by a widespread, comprehensive, and provider/insurance-neutral EMR network of oncology practices.
"I think it's a good campaign, but every campaign can be improved upon," said Tom Gresham, a Church's franchisee with stores in Mississippi and Arkansas.
Therefore, LIFS for individualised in vivo dosimetry is a promising in situ technique, which needs to be improved upon by evaluating a large number of therapeutic results.
This can be improved upon by incorporating a negative stiffness element in the mount such that the dynamic stiffness is much less than the static stiffness.
In this context, it is also not obvious whether observed policies could be improved upon in such a way that all countries gain in welfare.
Training scenarios coupled with debriefings (where discussion of what went well and what could be improved upon occur in a nonjudgmental fashion) provide rich learning experiences that rival or exceed those in the real clinical environment.
