The quality of any laboratory intercomparison depends to a large extent on the performance of the used flow meter.
In addition, microscopy is not a perfect reference standard in itself, and the relative accuracy of RDTs and microscopy will depend to a large extent on the performance of the laboratory facilities and personnel available for microscopy.
Since we are using the relation identification system to filter the no relation instances prior to relation classification, the performance of the downstream relation classification system depends to a large extent on the performance of the identification system.
The costs had been clearer for British pension funds, which rely to a large extent on the performance of BP shares.
And as a consequence we know that we are bound to pay people, to some extent, regardless of the performance of the bank".
Although WITNESS closely approximates the simultaneous lineup data, it mispredicts the extent of the showup performance deficit.
That, however, is the extent of its performance, and the bug might wonder, like an ingénue asked to remove her clothes, if such exposure was artistically justified.
The extent of the "very poor performance" had been partially concealed by the MoJ's failure to provide complete statistics, the committee's report says.
Several studies have illustrated that the extent of the disease, patient performance status, Ki-67 index, maximal standard uptake value of a PET-CT examination and primary site were the best predictors of survival or response, however, patients with primary colonic NECs seemed to have shorter survival [ 8, 11, 12, 34- 36].
In such cases, it is best to evaluate the future response of each stand by focusing on two different approaches: the extent of the change in the performance of the current population in response to the predicted climatic change (Rehfeldt et al. 2002), and the difference between the performance of the current population and that of an 'optimal' population under global warming.
