[ 14] Also using retrospective chart review, a validated implicit quality review tool and surveys, Dharmar et al. compared the quality of care provided to children who received a telemedicine consultation with a paediatric intensivist, a telephone consultation with a paediatric intensivist or no paediatric intensivist consultation at all.
We do not know whether relative pitch information in the early auditory cortex is of implicit quality, that is, read out by higher cognitive areas to give rise to the percept of melodic "Gestalt", similar to the way that periodicity information in the cochlear nucleus is assumed to be read out by higher areas to give rise to the percept of pitch.
Pictograms could represent events involving explicit forms whereas ideograms could represent abstract ideas, implicit qualities and concepts such as heat, cold, sadness, pain, happiness, prettiness, various gods, and primary value judgments such as good, evil, right and wrong.
In particular, implicit prices for quality attributes are determined not from a regression of variety price on a vector of quality attributes, but rather from a regression of quantity sold (adjusted for weeks of availability) on price and quality attributes.
Estimates of the implicit valuations of quality attributes are shown to differ greatly from those obtained from the more usual hedonic regression with price as the dependent variable.
A building can exhort the user to imitate and participate in the qualities implicit in its form.
The rates could also be pushed up by an erosion of sovereign credit quality, given implicit state guarantees of bank liabilities.
A common if usually implicit assumption is that quality and popularity are mutually exclusive.
Thus, ECO evidence terms do not carry implicit assumptions about the quality of a particular type of evidence or measures of confidence in different types of evidence.
Structured implicit review, like explicit quality measures, must be used more cautiously for illnesses for which the evidence base is less well developed, such as COPD and acute, short-course illnesses.
Accordingly, Matthew Warchus, the director, honours the quality of gamesmanship implicit in the very title "Endgame", turning Sir Michael Gambon's Hamm and Lee Evans's Clov into vaudevilleans who, separately and together, must face down a considerable void.The two men do so with gallantry and grace, a sly wit and very real wisdom.
