Awareness can be defined as 'a reasonable or realistic perception or appraisal of a given aspect of one's situation, functioning or performance, or of the resulting implications' [ 19].
Children were eligible for inclusion if they were receiving treatment for any type of malignancy, if they were initially diagnosed more than 2 months before enrollment on this study, and if they were not considered palliative as defined as no reasonable chance for cure by their healthcare team.
A type I error of 0.05 and type II error level of 0.10 were used in each of the RA-SPRT analyses, and an OR threshold of 2.0 was defined as the reasonable thresholds for concern regarding the clinical quality of the institution evaluated.
On the other hand, according to expression results, we defined 18 °C as reasonable compromise between bacterial growth and protein expression.
Certainty, in Rosmini's view, is a characteristic of the person who knows, and can be defined as 'a firm and reasonable persuasion that conforms to the truth' (NE, vol. 3, 1044).
Mr. Suslensky said the state's criminal law prohibits use of cameras in places where a person has a "reasonable expectation of privacy," with that term defined as any place where "a reasonable person would believe that he or she could fully disrobe in privacy".
All have reasonable expenses, defined as 1% of assets or less, and hold no more than 5% in cash (see table).
The FTC guidelines for online content were created for the "reasonable consumer," defined as someone who may not read an entire piece or scroll to the end of an online article.
A reaction was defined as "possible" if followed a reasonable time sequence to the drug administration, but could also be explained by concurrent disease or other drugs.
Matching studies were included in the analyses if the examinations fell within a reasonable window, defined as 34 days for participants opting for concurrent screenings and 5 8 months for patients alternating techniques.
