Overall precision scores, when compared to their corresponding recall values were considerable better in case of the CEM task (even more than in case of the CDI task).
Additionally, the performance of DCloc was considerable better than DCglob in terms of reproducibility when analyzing two independent breast cancer data sets.
In view of the significant cold-start hydrocarbon emission reduction potential of the electrically heated converter (EHC) technology demonstrated in recent studies, there is considerable interest in better understanding the behavior and design aspects of an EHC during the cold-start portion of actual vehicle emission tests.
There is considerable need to better understand the potential for additive effects of physical activity when MET is used concurrently in terms of CP performance and HRQoL.
There is considerable discussion concerning better legislation, and although the Commission has undoubtedly scratched its head at times during our negotiations, I would nevertheless venture to say that our work here is an example of a good process.
There is considerable need to better understand the potential for additive effects when physical activity and metformin are used concurrently because the scope of the public health problem is so pressing.
35 There is considerable optimism that a better understanding of how these newly identified endocrine factors, which control the signaling pathways that activate classic BAT or induce browning of WAT (or both), will pave the way for novel therapeutic opportunities to stimulate BAT thermogenesis.
For beyond the outright suspense here -- and it is considerable, especially in a better-than-fiction episode involving a race to beat a train -- is a meditation on the very essence of crime.
While there is insufficient evidence at present to prove that shorter delays are associated with better prognosis, there is considerable logic that this should be the case, given the potential for curative treatments.
In summary, although there is no high level evidence that choosing norepinephrine as the vasopressor of choice in septic shock leads to a better outcome, there is considerable physiologic support for that choice.
