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However, a direct formulation based on the AUC criterion would require a high computational cost due to the drastically increasing input pair features.

A more precise estimation of prevalence of healing-dependent ARs with a common 5% margin of error and 95% confidence level, and based on the study results (prevalence of ARs according to ASRM > 1 cm criteria), would require a very large sample of 269 patients with septate uterus (Kish, 1965), which exceeded our recruitment opportunities.

In our population, a comparative FPG screening protocol followed by an OGTT in those women whose FPG level was 4.4 5.0 mmol/L will fail to identify 10.1% of the GDM population as defined by the American Diabetes Association criteria but would require a formal OGTT in 31.1% of the pregnant population.

This boundary value of the RMS is a more realistically achievable criterion over a 6 mm pupil, compared to the Maréchal criterion (0.8 Strehl), which would require a value of the RMS wavefront error below λ/14.

This method is inflexible if the number of criteria increases because it would require a long questionnaire to be created.

The use of such criteria in the queries would require a significant amount of pre-processing in the form of data integration from disparate systems and transformation before these could be used with the hive software.

A transplant policy based on efficiency criteria would require that organs be transplanted to patients deriving greatest health benefit.

This probably represents an underestimate of the true prevalence; a more accurate estimate would require a dedicated study, with strict diagnostic criteria focused on this specific question.

Such an evaluation would require a different study design and development of assessment criteria that are not available and validated.

On the left, it is apparent that athletes running a high training volume (100 km/week) would require a full 20 km of running in MFW to meet the criteria which would present a possibly dangerous exposure.

(Opening the mail would require a warrant).