However, in this case, it is easier to employ the following well-known argument (see, for instance, the proof of [23, Lemma 4.2]).
This simple test would be easy to employ in clinical practice to improve CSF infection management.
A conventional view sees guidelines as a means of helping researchers to publish results as clearly as possible, in a way that facilitates interpretation and comparison with results from similar studies, and most guidelines are easy to employ [ 18].
Structural volumetric T1 weighted and DTI MRI scans are routinely clinically prescribed for neurological evaluations and a biomarker based on these measures would be easy to employ in a clinical setting.
Even programs with successful track records tend to be focused on people who are easier to employ — those with substantial skills and experience.
We initially tested a "scaled down" version of the entire PAXgene protocol, but, through further testing, we found that using the standard volumes of buffers and washes had no effect on the yields and were easier to employ (data not shown).
This method is easy to use, employs relatively inexpensive equipment and the results are accurate and quantitative.
For example, a study has tested the validity and responsiveness of the ankle functional score (AFS) based on fundamental functional outcomes such as pain, swelling, weight bearing, stability, and gait, and concluded that the AFS is easy to use and might be employed alongside subjective clinical assessment to evaluate recovery after acute ankle sprain [ 48].
