Every claim has always been evaluated based on an individualized assessment of all relevant factors, and that continues to be the case.
Their application to relay-based networks has also recently attracted interest [54 59], although, to the authors' knowledge, the performance has always been evaluated in AWGN scenarios: for single-carrier, single-relay and single-antenna half-duplex transmission in [54, 57], when relays re-encode the signal, and in [58] when they do not, and for multiple-antenna in [55].
While there has been many research efforts on discovering more predictive software metrics and more effective defect prediction algorithms, the cost-effectiveness of the QA resource allocation approaches has always been evaluated by counting the number of defects per selected artifact.
Discerning whether an in-vivo inhibition of a target enzyme would lead to downstream growth characteristics that range from bactericidal to bacteriostatic to ineffective has always been evaluated by compounds that specifically inhibit the target enzyme.
53 VILI has never been implemented as a single test for primary screening, and has always been evaluated following VIA.
Tumour size has never shown a clear prognostic value (Newland et al, 1994; Frank et al, 1995; Takahashi et al, 1997), but its potential effect has always been evaluated through overall survival analyses, in which it has shown a satisfying correlation with carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) and carbohydrate antigen 19-9 (CA19-9) Louhimo(Louhimo et al, 2002; Yuste et al, 2003).
Although differences have been noted in these studies they have not always been evaluated statistically.
Such treatments have not always been evaluated first in randomised controlled trials, and even if they have, ongoing surveillance is warranted to detect rare or long-term adverse effects that cannot be detected in the initial trials.
However, interventions aimed at improving nursing staff competence have not always been evaluated for their possible impact on the quality of elderly care.
However, interventions to improve staff competence have not always been evaluated for their impact on the quality of older people care.
