In order to evaluate the effectiveness of running training throughout the season or the effect of specific interventions aimed at improving RE, the intraindividual variation (typical error) of RE should be considered.
The importance of careful consideration when using a surrogate endpoint is illustrated; situational effectiveness of run-in patient enrichment is explored; a versatile tool is introduced to ensure a strong pharmacological underpinning; the benefits of dose-titration are revealed by simulation; and the importance of adequately scheduled observations is shown.
It turns out that the only thing keeping the human gaming community in with a chance is the sheer difficulty, tedium, and cost-effectiveness of running the bots at a profit.
Researchers carried out a randomised controlled trial in the UK to evaluate the effectiveness of pharmacist run clinical drug reviews in patients aged 65 years or more from general practices.
10 Recent randomised controlled trials of non-drug related weight loss have highlighted the effectiveness of commercially run group programmes, which typically necessitate major input by participants (for example, one hour a week for 12 weeks).
The effectiveness of the running game has been a major part of the Eagles' turnaround after a troubled 2-3 start.
The rise of Li — and other self-made athletes like the 14-year-old golf superstar Guan Tianlang — calls into question the effectiveness of state-run competitive sports training.
The effectiveness of LAWRR running under fixed buffer sizes is also investigated.
The ratio of the cumulative number of dropped packets (CDP) to cumulative generated packets (CGP), used to examine the effectiveness of LAWRR running with finite buffers: PDR = CDP / CGP.
To the P03, P04 and P05, we also calculated the mean APFD based on the cumulative effectiveness of all runs of the 30 random subtest suites.
They reflect the effectiveness of the run-length features in a text-independent script environment and validate the hypothesis put forward in this research, i.e., that the writing style remains approximately the same across different scripts.
