There was only a single study of individualized cognitive rehabilitation, but given the relatively high quality of this trial, cautiously positive (albeit tentative) conclusions regarding the efficacy of this approach can be drawn.
"Not cheap, but not outrageous for a relatively high quality asset with strong top-line growth, current profitability and margin expansion potential," he wrote.
The Innovation Union, adopted yesterday by the European Commission, is a new attack on one of Europe's intractable problems: Research is plentiful and of relatively high quality, but it doesn't as often as desired result in products and services that create jobs and wealth for the 27 member states of the European Union.
Moreover, pooling observational studies, this review cannot overcome the limitations of primary studies, which were of relatively high quality, but still none was based on randomized allocation [ 26].
Citigroup says its C.D.O.'s are relatively high quality because they were created before lending standards weakened in 2006.
Even the relatively high quality of life can be a disadvantage, said Javier Vazquez, the Montreal Expos pitcher who will face the Mets on Monday on in San Juan.
The Cintiq 12WX might appeal because it's a relatively high quality digitiser and because you can use it with any Windows PC or Mac.
"The reason many families live in New Jersey is because we have a relatively high quality of life," he said in an interview.
The group said that the more than 200 recommendations in the plan, if substantially carried out, would maintain the now relatively high quality of estuary waters and restore natural resources including shellfish, finfish, wildlife and wetlands.
The result is twofold: phones have matured to the point that, until a truly radical breakthrough in computing technology occurs, there is not much left to improve on, and even the baseline phones are relatively high quality now.
