Due to data limitations, it is unlikely that anything more than pairwise interactions will be able to be examined satisfactorily.
- Lack of internal consistency, both in terms of structure and of policy content: None of the countries examined in this study satisfactorily incorporated all or a sufficient number of key policy elements (vision, values and principles, objectives, and areas for action).
None of the examined proxies satisfactorily predicted real grazing intensity in our study system.
Furthermore, in order to examine whether Sample A represents satisfactorily the population of transactions and announcements and assuming that the Expected Announcements in Table 3 represent the population, a one sample t-test is performed.
In TEFL/TESOL educational contexts, the idea of 3PL IRT-based DIF analyses as well as MSCAT are not satisfactorily examined.
In addition, to handle the issue that considerate projects are not satisfactorily examined or malware and amiable projects are seriously imbalanced, an enhanced one-class bolster vector machine (OC-SVM) named OC-SVM-Neg is proposed which makes utilization of the accessible negative examples.
The patient can be satisfactorily examined in the supine position.
The molecular mechanisms of lymph node metastasis have not been satisfactorily examined, probably because there is insufficient information about the anatomy and physiology of the human lymphatic system.
While the association between glycemia and microvascular complications is established (5, 6), there have been no long-term randomized clinical studies satisfactorily examining the relationship with macrovascular complications in type 1 diabetes, and epidemiological studies have shown conflicting results (7– 14).
Therefore, adverse health and social outcomes beyond 35 years post diagnosis in these childhood cancer survivors can be examined much more satisfactorily than has been possible in previous smaller or non-population-based studies with limited follow-up (Gianinazzi et al, 2013; Jazbec et al, 2004; Cardous-Ubbink et al, 2007; Armstrong et al, 2009; Casagranda et al, 2013).
