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When the parameters given by the kinetic model of the pseudo-first order (Table 2) are evaluated, it may be seen that the model does not adjust itself adequately for the three biosorbents (R 2 rates are low and calculated Q eq rates were not close to those of the experimental Q eq rates).

Nonetheless, if pay for performance can be thoughtfully designed and transparently and rigorously evaluated, it may be worth exploring this approach.

For interventions that have precedents that were rigorously evaluated, it may be appropriate to request from applicants quantitative predictions of population health impact.

Many have observed that even when a system works well when first evaluated it may perform very differently in the sites where it is later implemented.

When the progression‐free survival (PFS) is evaluated, it may be difficult to decide whether to continue the development of the investigational therapy during the study.

Because SSD is faster to evaluate, it may be a good compromise between the time it takes to decompose the data and the quality of artifact separation.

We will assume c is continuous on ({mathbb {S}}) and that c(s)≤c 0. This guarantees (2) is finite, though evaluating it may be difficult, especially when d>2. Section 3 discusses an approach to this problem that improves the accuracy of this computation for the types of contours considered here.

However, in epidemiological studies, where long-term effects of repeated or continuous exposure over years are studied, the determination of an EMF "dose" is one of the main tasks (even though the concept of "dose" has not been well-developed yet, and various protocols for evaluating it may be found in the literature).

Although the effects of Drugsmart have not been evaluated, it is possible that visitors may be affected, thus threatening the internal validity.

Many of us in academic libraries routinely teach students how to find the kind of information they need for research, and give them suggestions on how to evaluate it which they may or may not apply.

Again, the complexity of computing the model output needs to be carefully evaluated, since it may severely affect its applicability in real-time environments and its implementation on embedded platforms.