Because the selection of the small VOI is not always unambiguous, in clinical practice, dose calculation is compromised, for example, to represent only the maximum dose of the kidney, and it does not take activity heterogeneity into account.
The Poincaré compromise is to represent angles truly but while distorting scale.
For substances with a comprehensive experimental database, however, transferable force fields produce results with higher errors than desired, because the transferable force fields are designed to represent a compromise in correlating the properties of many substances.
But with Plath there is no compromise: her death was meant to represent the extinction of the poetry of reason; it is the grand denial the feminist movement has lost.
The life-history strategy of P. bursarius appears to represent a compromise between these strategies.
This distribution for σ was chosen to represent a compromise between σ=.81 (as reported by Nahmias & Wahl (10)) and σ = 1.36 (as in our training data).
In fact, in situ synthesized 60 mer oligodeoxyribonucleotides, hybridized in 30 32% formamide, have been shown to represent a compromise between maximal sensitivity and specificity compared to other lengths and hybridization conditions [ 12].
Regarding statistical analysis, more complex models could have been considered but we chose this one because it offers an adequate compromise between complexity and ability to represent the relationships between the considered variables [ 28, 29].
Regarding statistical analysis, more complex models could have been considered but the authors chose this one because it offers an adequate compromise between complexity and ability to represent the relationships between the considered variables [ 34, 35].
While it might be easy to sympathize with Labour's predicament, the decision to compromise represented a triumph of short-term thinking over principle and Britain's long-term interests.
