In clinical practice, there has been a large increase in measurement of 25OHD 25 26 and calls for widespread vitamin D supplementation.
Although the volume relationship between the WHO criteria for progressive disease (25% sum product increase; 40% volume size) and RECIST (20% sum diameter increase; 73% volume increase) was not the same, in our study there was a complete concordance in all the patients who progressed due to an increase in measurement of pre-existing lesions.
Increasing precision in measurements of the Sun's mass meant that the astronomical unit would eventually become a time-varying unit.
The spacecraft was about 24 million km (15 million mi) away, and the experiment demonstrated the possibility of increased precision in measurements of solar system dynamics.
Increased accuracy in measurements of the geodetic effect and tests of the weak equivalence principle, the first measurements of the Lense-Thrrring effect, and detection of gravitational radiation in space are expected in the next decade.
Between 1018 and 1020eV, the systematic uncertainties due to all atmospheric effects increase from 4%to8%8% in measurements of shower energy, and 4gcm−2 to 8gcm−2 in measurements of the shower maximum.
This is most probably due to the small volumes of the tumours comparing the organ volumes, resulting in increased uncertainty in measurement of radioactivity concentrations.
As self-assessments of health play an increasing role in measurement of health outcomes, an approach using 'anchoring vignettes' can improve the utility of SRH by addressing issues of comparability amongst individuals and populations.
There was a significant increase in the measurements of PNS-PPW, U-PPW, and the area of the velopharyngeal space, which may have a potential role in velopharyngeal insufficiency with one-segment maxillary advancement in the current study as well.
We consider four cases: normal operating conditions, change in the oscillator natural frequency (fault 1), increase in process noise variance by an order of magnitude (fault 2), and increase in measurement noise by an order of magnitude (fault 3).
