By taking into account the risk factors for a covered population, prospective risk adjustment methodologies--commonly referred to as "predictive models" (PMs --can be helpful for health budget planning and case profiling [ 3].
The methodology relies on a combination of linear regression analysis and geostatistical methods commonly referred to as regression kriging [20, 21].
The methodology presented here is based on an established technique of structural analysis commonly referred to as the 'equivalent section' approach.
Despite regional variation in the method of use and structure of waterpipes available the one used during this study is commonly referred to as 'Shisha' and is described in the methodology section, the term 'waterpipe' used will specifically refer to the procedure described therein.
In this review, we provide examples of mouse models harboring modified endogenous gene(s), generated using the technique commonly referred to as the "knock-in" approach, to exemplify the important and sometimes superior role of this methodology in dermatological research.
most commonly referred to the Central Intelligence Agency (C.I.A).
(It is commonly referred to as "Les Voyages du Captaine Cook").
They are commonly referred to as keepers of the flame.
The procedure is commonly referred to as a reverse auction.
(She is commonly referred to as "Iceland's sun").
