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Clinical action measures have several strengths.

This type of similarity measures have several drawbacks.

The appropriateness of an individual's intra uterine growth is now considered an important determinant of both short and long term outcomes, yet currently used measures have several shortcomings.

10 Process measures have several advantages over direct measures of patient outcomes, including greater sensitivity and responsiveness to intervention; outcome measures such as mortality may be confounded by variations in case mix or demographics and may be more susceptible to measurement and coding error.

Study measures had several limitations, including that behavioral outcomes were single-item self-reports of behavior change and participant to social desirability biases [ 45].

The dissenting votes were all cast by Republicans, although the measure had several Republican sponsors and had been championed for several years by a Republican, Donald T. DiFrancesco, when he was Senate President and acting governor.

This measure has several inadequacies, particularly, the time complexity of the string matching.

We use the metric based on Bhattacharyya coefficient to measure the distance between B and B. Such distance measure has several desirable properties [44]: it imposes a metric structure, it has a clear geometric interpretation, it is valid for arbitrary distributions, and it approximates the statistic avoiding the singularity problem of the test when comparing empty histogram bins.

Apart from initial costs and the space required for the pipe system, this measure has several advantages: an increase in primary energy efficiency associated with the heating of the barrels, improved cost efficiency (in Germany electric energy is about three times more expensive than natural gas), better control and less overshooting of the temperatures inside the barrel [20, 21].

The measure has several other provisions that may draw protests from the auto industry.

The measure has several key Democratic supporters, although the survey found that 82percentt of Democrats do not want Congress to get in the way.