Achieving the efficient reliability means that the number of items or raters is efficient for the experiment, given the quality of the items or raters.
A concentration gradient of an EDTA-Na2 solution (0.05 0.25 M) was efficient for bed regeneration, achieving an elution efficiency of 98%.
Decision trees are efficient procedures for achieving effective solutions in studies such as this because with missing values imputation may be avoided with procedures such as floating methods and the surrogate formation (Brieman et al. 1984, Olshen et al. 1995).
Although viral gene transfer is efficient in achieving transgene expression for tissue engineering, drawbacks of virus dissemination, toxicity and transient gene expression due to immune response have hindered its widespread application.
All of these lesions were treated with endoscopic submucosal dissection because endoscopic submucosal dissection is more efficient for achieving en bloc resection of the lesion (27).
Thus, our approach, achieving a diagnostic rate of 85%, proved to be efficient for the molecular diagnosis of RB.
Experimental data demonstrate that higher overrun can be achieved at lower rotation speed, residence time and energy consumption with RS for Newtonian media, but at the expense of larger bubble sizes than with CF. Conversely, CF is more efficient for achieving high overrun and smaller bubbles when highly shear-thinning media are involved, although energy consumption remains higher.
Conclusion: Electroejaculation and systematic ART are highly efficient for achieving pregnancy with the spouses of men with SCI.
The fine-search strategy was efficient in achieving the accuracy of solutions for a certain heat exchanger network structure.
But caveats to this general pattern need to be considered: Sometimes larger vehicles are the most efficient for achieving certain tasks (ie, for moving larger numbers of people and for certain occupational groups such as trades workers and farmers).
