On the basis of the absence or presence of the above cited parameters a PI score was calculated for each patient; the frequency distribution of the predictive score in the overall series are presented in Figure 1.
OQ might also include other tests, such as verification of calibration through accurate measurements of the output current in response to increasing activities, but usually the monitoring of the above cited parameters is considered sufficient to provide an adequate operational qualification of the instrument.
The cited parameters can be categorized into those affecting thermal performance and ventilation performance.
Finally, to compare the real discomfort between IP and IIP procedures, the above cited parameters were analysed by Fisher's exact test and Student's t-test at days I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, XIV, XXI, and XXX PP < 0.005 was considered statistically significant.
†, cited parameters [ 44].
In summary, the two very often-cited parameters, the pH and the titratable acidity, do not readily explain the erosive potential of food and drink.
Disease activity was evaluated at each time point using the 28-joint disease activity score with CRP (DAS28-CRP) and the clinical disease activity index (CDAI) which included data from the cited disease parameters.
Among these parameters, we cite the depth, the ancestors' number and the descendants' number which are exploited to quantify the specificity of a concept.
For one circle with the parameters cited above, the grey level values I l, m) are then defined as follows: I ( l, m ) = G 2 π σ e - ( ( l - l c ) 2 + ( m - m c ) 2 - r 0 ) 2 2 σ 2 (1).
The two most often cited chemical parameters, pH and titratable acidity, can only partly explain the erosive potential of acidic food or drinks.
Fv/ Fm is the most commonly cited CF parameter, where Fv is the difference between maximum (Fm) and minimum (Fo) fluorescence (Maxwell and Johnson 2000).
