Thereby, work and leisure time PA is measured intensity-specific, which allows to distinguish information on vigorous and moderate PA.
Search systems are limited by their inability to distinguish between information that is on topic and information that is useful, i.e. suitable and applicable to the tasks at hand.
Knowing how to distinguish good information from bad information".
By using this approach in association with Bayes' rule, poorly separable classes can be distinguished based on ancillary information.
Patients with a low CCl and increased pCr need additional information to distinguish on-entry AKI from chronic kidney disease (CKD) in the absence of a pre-admission baseline creatinine.
We distinguished the following: Geo-referenced information on system inputs, for each grid cell, i.e. (i) soil type, vegetation structure type and MSW, (ii) the deposition of ( {mathrm{SO}}_4^{2-} ), ( {mathrm{NO}}_3^ ), ( {mathrm{NH}}_4^ ), base cations and Cl− (iii) precipitation and (iv) upward seepage fluxes.
Logics of information distinguish regularly between hard information and soft information.
On a site like GO.com it's often hard to distinguish objective information from paid endorsements.
In the study, we define W as those distinguishing respondent attitudes toward health information on media, such as reliability, influence, and initiative, and let X reflect individual health conditions and characteristics, such as age, gender, education, etc.
We decided to distinguish between the impact of information on the questioners' knowledge and understanding and the impact on their work or work functioning [ 41].
