The development of surgical procedures and their introduction into practice has not depended upon the RCT but rather upon an enthusiast performing a case series, sometimes with clearly defined results.
A reason for this might be that the optimal way to delineate a tumour on PET is not clearly defined, resulting in variations in the methods for defining GTVpet.
At Consultwebs we found that having clearly defined key results areas for each position helps keep team members focused and accountable.
In this idealised model, the boundaries of the regions with power levels above and below the threshold are smooth and clearly defined, so results showing the polarised behaviour of the belief functions are considered successful.
The relationships between strict glycemic control, represented by adequate values of glycosylated hemoglobin A1c(Hband), and CV disease are still less clearly defined, despite results of DCCT and UKPDS.
Strict comparisons are difficult because their "cut-off depth" is not clearly defined, but their result does not contradict our model of the thermal distribution for D90 which has an average value of 385°C with a standard deviation of 24°C.
However, in the case of M concrete in Fig. 17b, the interface between the porous adhesive paste and the cement matrix has become clearly defined as a result of the modification treatment of low-quality recycled aggregate surface, and the densification in the interface is expected to effectively inhibit the penetration of deterioration factors.
RBM rests on clearly defined accountability for results and requires monitoring and self-assessment of progress towards results, including reporting on performance.
For example, when silicon carbide is used on steel, or alumina on glass, some reaction takes place that has yet to be clearly defined but that results in rapid dulling and inefficient abrasive action.
"The Metroplex project must be clearly defined and the resulting impacts clearly described.
