We identify one of the causes as an inherent weakness in prevalent development methodologies.
This study seeks to define the relationship between IDWG and BP in prevalent hemodialysis subjects.
The smart grid cannot function successfully without "appropriate" smart meter usage and economic activity, as determined in prevalent visions.
Thus, the total rounding noise is reduced even though the total number of rounding operators remains the same as in prevalent methods.
The graph shows high variations in transmittance loss at the middle, which can be attributed to the formation of dew in prevalent climatic conditions.
The echocardiogram (ECC) is not available to all Spanish General Practitioners (GP) despite its proven benefits in prevalent diseases, such as hypertension and heart failure.
This study explored whether malnutrition diagnosed by BCM predicts mortality at up to 54 months follow-up in prevalent hemodialysis patients.
Although risk factors for kidney transplant failure are well described, prognostic risk scores to estimate risk in prevalent transplant recipients are limited.
We carried out this study to establish the contribution of adiposity to prealbumin levels in prevalent patients receiving dialysis and the relationship of prealbumin to RBP4.
When children of turban-wearing parents — seldom represented in prevalent media — are not given the experience of wearing a turban because their family is not in the majority, we are further robbing them of an opportunity to choose.
Add in prevalent myths about rape, the presence of drugs and alcohol, and the need to read complicated social cues, and it can be hard to know how or when to intervene.
