The fundamental first step to such a process is ideally the precise definition of a scope to draw a line in the vast set of assumptions, predictions and conjectures that can be made.
Ideally, more precise exposure measures would be available for each child, either from personal monitoring or finer spatial scales, which would lead to more precise effect estimates.
Second, from the perspective of the clinical application of these evaluations, IRT models provide a considerably deeper knowledge of items that ideally provide precise and valid instruments for the diagnosis, classification, and evaluation of intervention effectiveness.
A particular difficulty in ascertaining toxicodynamic variation experimentally is that it would ideally require precise measures of the dose delivered at the target site and this is more readily achieved in vitro, ex vivo or by pharmacologically based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) modelling.
The steering is precise, ideally weighted, and free of the glutinous action that plagues some similar electric systems.
Moreover, a custom-made holder system ideally suited for precise control of the soft probe inclination angle and alignment with the substrate plane was also developed to perform high-throughput SECM imaging of a 1.2 curvedrved metallic pin within less than 2 h.
Chandra is ideally suited to such precise measurements due to its high resolution.
Whether traditional or specialty archwires are used, SPEED, with its highly flexible spring clip, creates a unique mechanical system that is ideally suited for ultra-precise orthodontic tooth movement.
For an adjuvant treatment to be employed successfully, it needs to be safe and, ideally, beneficial irrespective of the precise diagnosis.
In contrast, for the PIO based data recorded in the response domain, only the transitions in rhythm are recorded and these would ideally be recorded at the precise time of occurrence.
