As we are unable to say how many operations were either suitable for or used for training, this reduction would appear to be of little concern, as it would not necessarily impact upon the number of training cases available to juniors.
With their deductive approach quantitative methods are well suited for "when", "how much" and "how many" questions and are therefore suitable for problem quantification and testing of theories, interventions and new treatments.
To investigate how many of the patients were considered suitable and eligible for referral to TSGs, the professionals were asked, as in the UK study, how many of their patients they found "suitable" for attendance [ 17].
The difference between the two scenarios is thus not so much in terms of how many people live in areas newly suitable for malaria vectors, but rather in terms of how many fewer people live in areas no longer suitable.
By pharmacokinetic studies, we can determine the best way for drug administration, what is the suitable dosage form, how many drugs per dose, how many times the drug needed to be given each day, and its efficacy.
However, it is uncertain how many other health topics would be suitable for the approach demonstrated in this paper, particularly as qualitative syntheses remain relatively uncommon and methods for qualitative synthesis vary across a range of dimensions [ 45].
Depending on how many guests and the space available, suitable places may be: your house, backyard, a club building, a local (well-lit) park or a party-friendly room in a local restaurant.
2) How many human-scored student responses are needed to build scoring models suitable for cross-institutional application?
I mean, how many times can you not have a hit?" He searched for a suitable analogy.
Here we address fundamental questions, including which methods are suitable for what kinds of experimental data types, and how many samples these methods require.
