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The vertical blue shaded area indicates fulfillment of the condition (beta= nu_{mathrm{p}}/gamma_{mathrm{p}} > 5) (>1 light shaded).

Each study was scored with respect to meeting (1) or not meeting (0) each of these criteria, and a dash indicated that fulfillment of the criteria could not be determined.

Intervention group counselees especially indicated higher fulfillment of their need for information about the determination and meaning of being a carrier of a mutation in one of the breast cancer genes (β =.29; CI:.01 to.56; P =.04) and about hereditary breast cancer than the UC group counselees (β =.42; CI:.12 to.72; P =.006).

One factor indicating the general fulfillment of the four survey modules was determined by factor analysis.

Data indicate that KT funding opportunities contribute to the fulfillment of the CIHR mandate in a way that is complementary to "investigator-driven" open research.

On the prescription form, write "Refills 11" to indicate that eleven refills are permitted after the first fulfillment.

Each criterion was rated on a two- or three-step scale indicating the degree of fulfillment with the respective criterion.

BACKGROUND: Fulfillment of patients' expectations may influence health care utilization, affect patient satisfaction, and be used to indicate quality of care.

New protocol models are developed and numerical examples indicate that enterprise collaboration by the proposed demand and capacity sharing decisions and protocols can significantly increase the demand fulfillment rate and the total profit of the CN.

The small values of the fulfillment coefficient α (α < 1) and the ionic packing coefficient (P a, P b < 1) indicate the presence of vacancies at both tetrahedral and octahedral sites.

For each of these criteria the RCT was judged as fulfilling each criterion (indicated as a "Yes"), not fulfilling it (indicated as a "No") or having insufficient information to determine fulfillment ("Not Reported") (see Figure  1).