Nevertheless, the PASI can be too unwieldy to use outside of research settings, which has led to attempts to simplify the index for clinical use.
Here, it is the same for all LSFs (i.e., ), since this leads to significantly simplify the overall coding scheme presented next.
Edward's Protestant beliefs led him to simplify the Garter ceremonies, to discontinue the annual Feast of the Garter at Windsor and to remove any signs of Catholic practices with the Order.
In 1911 with the support of Carlos Chagas, Gaspar Vianna conducted extensive histological analyses of organs from infected experimental animals, which led him to simplify the classification of T. cruzi into two main evolutionary stages: a round-shaped form without an apparent flagellum (amastigote) and a slim flagellated form (trypomastigote) [ 58].
Colombo score normally consists of scores 0 to 4, but our previous experience with the ovariectomised rat model at the given time points led us to simplify the scoring system, so that only scores 0, 1 and 2 were given, and defined as follows: 0 = the feature was not observed; 1 = the feature was observed, but was weak; 2 = the feature was pronounced and well-defined.
A guide to simplifying the feast.
This led to substantial adaptations, mainly to simplify and clarify the questions, which were also discussed with the authors of the PACIC.
Too often, however, Solinger's fixation on the limits of choice leads her to simplify issues that are enormously complex.
"The creation and supervisory review of these plans would require firms and their regulators to confront the difficulties posed by complex legal structures well in advance of the firm's financial distress, and in some cases could lead firms to simplify their internal structures".
The museum describes this as a period during which "drastically simplified" techniques led to "what are effectively drawn paintings in a limited colour range".
