Deciding whether to proceed with revascularization operation was based on the necessity of clinical symptoms instead of the extent of the collateralization.
But instead of measuring the extent to which older people are enabled to work and be active and healthy in social and economic life, the Index measures how much is made available to them.
For all origin locations, at least 75% of SSO events propagate to the contralateral hemisphere (averaging among electrodes, 91% of events are bilateral); in addition, most of the unilateral SSO events are local since, on average, they affect only 4 electrodes, instead of the general extent of propagation of 12 electrodes.
In order to address differences in types of contributions and mitigate disadvantages to LMIC researchers, some research teams have elected to alternate the order of authors based on geographic origin instead of maintaining the extent of contribution as the sole determining factor in ranking.
Instead, the extent of cellular adhesion observed in the lung vasculature of EC-treated animals rather resembled that of naïve controls not treated with LPS (Fig 5A).
Instead, the extent of their influence rested with the armies.
But in its own terms, it has worked 20m people enter the workforce each year, instead of 40m and, to the extent that China is polluting less than it would have done, it has benefited the rest of the world.The Goldilocks momentHigher standards of living, then, reduce fertility.
To this extent, instead of providing a single measure for the prediction, lower and upper bound for the expected value for the solar radiation are used (prediction interval).
It means that everyone is free to design their own experience, taking from it what they need instead of participating to an extent dictated by social norms or the progress of technology.
Their research yielded a theory of evidence where instead of asking to what extent evidence E supports hypothesis H, it is measured how much E favors H over an alternative $H'$ (Good 1950).
