Neither transvaginal examination nor serum CA-125 determination was sufficient enough to detect these malignancies.
This U-shaped association of CVD risk was confirmed by blood pressure at baseline or during follow-up, which may suggest that a single blood pressure determination was sufficient where addition of subsequent values did not change the result very much.
If the number of determinations was sufficient, the percentage of the expected determinations which maintained the target was evaluated.
The exemption is available under the presumption that the state determination of fairness is sufficient to replace S.E.C. review in a registration.
Further, using the obtained result in Section 2 and developing the idea of the works [25, 27] we prove that for a unique determination of L it is sufficient to specify the set of nodal points only on ([b,1]) with (b<1/2).
The determination of the BMI is sufficient to assess cardiovascular risk in obese patients (because BMI and WC measurements generally match well in these patients groups).
However, for many purposes in systems biology the determination of relative measures is sufficient, and our approach provides a speed-up and solid foundation for achieving this.
The fact that all of these mutations cause sex reversal indicates clearly that both nuclear import pathways are essential to SRY's function in sex determination; perturbing either pathway is sufficient to result in a failure to form a testis.
The determination of the BMI is sufficient to assess risk in normal weight and obese patients, while a high WC identifies high risk patients from within the overweight group.
(Richardson and Urbanke [9, 31] established that, if the block length is large enough, (almost) all codes in an ensemble of codes behave alike, so the determination of the average behavior is sufficient to characterize a particular code behavior.
Using the obtained result we show that for a unique determination of the operator it is sufficient to specify the nodal points only on a part of the interval slightly exceeding its half.
