The informal terms of reference have been defined widely enough for the Lib Dems to accept the consultation.
Another characteristic, asceticism, is universal, provided the term is defined widely enough so as to include all supererogatory (voluntarily undertaken rather than wholly prescribed) religious practices.
However, larger multicenter trials are needed to develop a standardized T1/T2 mapping technique and to define widely accepted normal thresholds values.
Archetypes define widely reusable components of information, and templates encapsulate the local usage of archetypes and relevant preferences.
Clearly defined, widely accessible reference reagents, proficiency testing or algorithms to adjust for protocol differences would be a useful first step in improving dengue PRNT comparability and quality assurance.
This study, based on a transparent process, helps formally define widely acceptable, quantitative indicators and provides a platform for further debate and continuing indicator development that should include the review and updating of indicators as priorities and technologies change and interventions to improve quality of care are scaled up.
The MR-MPS-SV focuses on microenterprises and small to medium-sized companies, and presents seven maturity levels, progressing from G to A: (G) partially managed, (F) managed, (E) partially defined, (D) widely defined, (C) defined, (B) quantitatively managed, and (A) optimizing.
Although some such methods undoubtedly belong to everyone's normal unarticulated conceptual repertoire, it is not clear that they are defined or even definable widely enough to enable philosophers to make satisfactory sense of a quantified logic of logical necessity and logical possibility.
This allowed us to define the widely accepted BMI index indicator for each respondent.
Power evaluation metrics have been defined to widely explore the architectural design space at high abstraction level.
