Sentence examples for logistic possibilities from inspiring English sources

Thus, examining FOXP3 demethylation could potentially be applied as an indirect surrogate marker of suppressive capacity when more extensive evaluation can not be performed in large population studies - either due to technical or logistic possibilities.

Lifestyle coaches inquire which lifestyle activities patients and teams prefer and examine logistic possibilities for these activities.

In 7 of 9 patients, we had the logistic possibilities to investigate proximal vasospasm by performing digital subtraction (DS) angiography or time-of-flight magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) on the 6th to 9th day after SAH.

The team specific lifestyle plan includes a detailed program of exercise and food activities according to the ELIPS goals and is adjusted to the team's opportunities, patients' preferences and the logistic possibilities of the location.

GARP works iteratively for rule selection: a method is chosen from a set of possibilities (logistic regression, bioclimatic rules, atomic rules and range rules), and it is then applied to the training dataset to develop or evolve a rule.

To explore the four possibilities, a logistic regression method was used to place AIMS items on the age scale for each of the two occasions.

We considered an important possible bias for analysis using the logistic regression model: The possibility cannot be excluded that prior to the final diagnosis of breast cancer, the women and/or their physicians might have been aware of "warning signs" (e.g. breast lumps, suspicious areas in mammograms) that may have led to a decision not to use HRT.

Despite elimination of many confounders by means of multivariate logistic regression analysis, the possibility of elevated CRP concentrations as a marker of a different unknown process cannot be excluded.

Mice are of special interest due to logistic advantages and the possibility for genetic engineering, and therefore, a huge variety of mouse models have been established in the last decades.

An iterative process of rule generation and improvement then follows, in which an inferential tool is chosen from a suite of possibilities (e.g., logistic regression, bioclimatic rules) and applied to the training data to develop specific rules [52].

GARP works in an iterative process of rule selection, evaluation, testing, and incorporation or rejection: a method is chosen from a set of possibilities (e.g., logistic regression, bioclimatic rules) and applied to the training data to develop or evolve a rule.