In turn, the pollinating wasps gall a subset of the developing fig seeds and so are completely dependent on the fig for the completion of their life cycle.
One of the major limitations of this study is that colonoscopy completion was dependent on self-reported data.
Instead, Khonsari has turned to the crowdfunding site Kickstarter to support the final stages of development (though he is adamant that "the game's completion is not dependent on the campaign").
Using experimental design, we found that the effect of interruption on primary task completion time is dependent upon the hierarchical level of the message sender.
This means the mean service time in each service station is a non-increasing function and the direct cost of each service station per period is a non-decreasing function of the amount of resource allocated to it, i.e., the total direct costs of service station per period and the mean project completion time are dependent together and an appropriate trade-off between them is required.
Successful completion is highly dependent on clear and careful mapping of roles and responsibilities of research teams.
The conditional probabilities were estimated by pooled (repeated) logistic regressions with an indicator for patient presence/absence in the study at every time interval following evaluation visit (up to discontinuation or study completion) as a dependent variable and current dose, severity of AE, and efficacy scores during current and previous visit intervals as independent variables.
The rates of approach of the reactions to completion are clearly dependent on enzyme concentration, and Figure 3c shows a plot of the observed first-order rate constants derived from fits of the data sets in Figure 3a to single-exponential processes (solid lines in Figure 3a) versus the concentration of wild-type RePC.
FMEA permit to identified higher risk of failure modes through a meticulous, time-intensive and resource-intensive methodology and its successful completion is highly dependent on the team member's aptitude and on facility's and team member's commitment to introduce corrective measures in clinical practice.
When the flow size distribution belongs to the Decreasing Hazard Rate class, we propose the so-called Attained Service Potential Improvement index rule, which consists in giving priority to the flows with the highest ratio between the current attained-service-dependent completion probability and the expected potential improvement of this completion probability.
