However, perfect CSIT is impossible to obtain in practice due to the finite length of training signal and/or limited feedback bandwidth[5, 6].
First, they insist that it is impossible to understand local practices in developing countries without acknowledging the ways in which these practices have been shaped by their economic and historical contexts, particularly their connection to Western colonialism and imperialism.
Firstly, it is impossible to keep the practices blind.
"She said, 'You know, this does happen.' " The scope of such a practice is impossible to calculate, because people don't talk about it, although Mr. De Bankole, speaking by phone from a movie set in Ivory Coast, said there was a similar story in his own Yoruba family.
Therefore the definitive diagnosis is impossible to obtain in routine practice, and the liver biopsy, an "imperfect gold standard" [4], is used as a standard against which new tests are evaluated [5], [6].
11 world and the "weaponization" of anthrax, as Ms. Held said, it became obvious that it is impossible to show art evoking and practicing genetic manipulation without it creeping into our fears of bioterrorism, of toxic bacteria descending on us to murderous effect.
State Department officials in the United States say it is impossible to say whether the practices of the Dominican office are, in whole or part, carried out in the consulates of other countries.
Therefore, the extent to which this course improves patient interactions and facilitates discussions with patients regarding use of H/NP in clinical practice is impossible to ascertain.
Whether he can turn this education into practice is impossible to predict, but it is reassuring to know that he would arrive at City Hall with a sophisticated sense of the dynamics.
