The appropriate extent of resection (standard vs. radical [extended]) remains controversial, particularly as concerns survival benefit.
The extent of fluctuation (standard deviation) of suitable conditions when projected onto each month from 1950 – 2008 also varies significantly across these groups (Figure 3B).
Suppose the extent of variation (standard deviation) between hospitals of the same size is similar across all hospitals, e.g. the observed number of deaths plus or minus its standard deviation is 10 ± 3, 20 ± 3, 30 ± 3, 40 ± 3, and 50 ± 3, respectively.
Therefore to the extent whereby deviation of standard practice is observed a form of corrective measure should be applied to ensure that norms are upheld. . . . Discussion documents: Proceedings (PDF) Topic (PDF) Background and Context (PDF) Read more about the facilitator.
The aim of the present study was to evaluate to what extent the combination of standard histopathological parameters determines the biology of breast cancer and the effect on therapy and prognosis.
For the anti-PA ELISA, the %CV for the calibrated antibody concentration is ≤20% for all of the standards data, indicating that the full extent of the AVR414 standard curve encompassing the MDC and RDL can be used in calculating an anti-PA IgG concentration for unknown sera and determining the reactivity threshold.
We estimated an environmental temperature (Texp) of about 0 10°C to initiate an extent of endothermy in standard colonies comparable to our observation hives at Texp = 15°C (our own unpublished experiments; [49]).
The comprehensive identification of S. cerevisiae gene function has been hampered to some extent by the use of standard laboratory growth conditions.
how patient pathways were working or might be expected to change if the board took a particular decision, the extent of compliance with standards of care, the cost implications of clinical practices.
NEDs' strategy-seeking questions (e.g., What is the average length of stay for all patients?) were typically seeking to discover: how patient pathways were working or might be expected to change if the board took a particular decision, the extent of compliance with standards of care, the cost implications of clinical practices.
One suggested criterion of success is the extent of usage of a standard.
