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Effective and actual attenuation characteristics of Ao mode were evaluated at three different frequencies – 100 kHz, 200 kHz and 500 kHz in hybrid glass and carbon based composites.
A cost-effectiveness model suggested that lifestyle interventions as delivered in the DPP are cost-effective (44), and actual cost data from the DPP and DPPOS confirm that lifestyle interventions are highly cost-effective (45).
Fig. 1 Comparison of effective capacity lower bound and actual effective capacity.
Population-scaled estimates of ρ are affected by the nature of the sample where ours was a range-wide sample and thus may not accurately capture effective recombination within local subpopulations, the effective population size, and actual numbers of recombination events occurring within a region.
Correction factors have been provided to adjust the chart design values according to effective isolators' properties and actual seismic hazard parameters.
We found that the ratio between the effective population size (Ne) and actual number of parents (N) varied between 0.60 and 0.76 in the orchards' seedlots.
To compare the mean effective lens position (ELP) and actual amount of axial movement of 3 aspheric intraocular lenses (IOLs) using anterior segment optical coherence tomography (AS-OCT).
Self-reported and actual effective communication skills are also linked to student academic success (McCroskey et al. 1989), high self-esteem (McCroskey et al. 1977), and success with employment (Krzystofik and Fein 1988).
The course participants' narratives also reflected a reconceptualization of leadership, as many learned to recognize the incongruence between implicit assumptions about leaders and actual effective leadership.
A number of authors further distinguish between official health service coverage, defined in terms of entitlement to services, and actual effective coverage, defined in terms of real access and utilization of health services according to need [ 13, 44, 51].
A review of internet and CD-Rom based continuing medical education (e-CE) suggests that e-CEs that are more interactive and multi-component in nature are more effective in changing knowledge and actual practice patterns of health care providers [ 33].
