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This approach minimizes toxicities and ensures that chemotherapy is administered when its effect can be assessed using measurable disease.
The greatest trends expected from this effect can be assessed from Qian et al. (2009) who obtained −40% as a maximum NmF2 trend due to a doubling in CO2.
Therefore,adaptability of control effect can be assessed only when the power system reaches a relatively stable condition after the already occurred disturbance and before the happening of another pre-specified disturbance.
The statistical significance of each effect can be assessed using a t-statistic equal to the ratio of each estimated coefficient to its standard error.
The overall effort in research should be to minimize all three risks of errors before the size and the direction of the intervention effect can be assessed reliably.
(i) Regional chromatin characteristics modulate the accessibility for regulation and transcription, regardless of gene orientation; the strength of this chromatin effect can be assessed from divergently or convergently transcribed distant neighbours.
Targeted sequencing of specific regions using NGS technologies can efficiently capture all variants in these regions and their potential effects can be assessed by a subsequent association study, which provides an effective approach to find the causal variant affecting the concerned traits [ 15– 15].
While the timing of eruptions may be unknown or uncertain, their impacts and long term effects can be assessed.
These adverse health effects can be assessed by measuring power coupled to human tissue and thermal change, by using dosimetry called Specific Absorption Rate.
Even in the absence of quantitative knowledge on ITV, its effects can be assessed by varying trait values within species within realistic bounds around the known mean values.
With BPS requiring processes to be redesigned when reducing the number of process variants or defining the master process, its effects can be assessed using the dimensions included in the Devil's Quadrangle.
