Our interpretation of the results is that in comparison with AP spine BMD, lumbar spine vBMD and lateral lumbar spine BMD are less affected by the new bone formation in AS and hence are more adequate tools in assessing osteoporosis and osteopenia, especially in male patients in AS.
Parent reported outcome revealed better performance and might be the more adequate assessment tool for future studies.
For this purpose, the Spanish national ICU infection and resistance surveillance programme ENVIN-HELICS, active over the last 15 years, constitutes both a more than adequate tool, and the convenient reference data base.
The analysis of the way in which the content of Moodle platform is used by means of the axiomatic design tools could facilitate a clearer definition of the customer needs and more adequate inclusions of documents and tools on the platform content in order to satisfy the customers' needs.
The GOHAI and OHIP-14 differ in the items content and time references so our idea was to assess which research tool might be more adequate for surveys on OHRQoL in Poland.
The challenge for empirical research is then to develop analytical tools to obtain more adequate understandings of the meanings and motivations of return (Al-Ali, Black, & Koser, 2001; Bakewell, 2010; Carling, 2002; Cassarino, 2004; Castles, 2007; Omata, 2013).
Unfortunately, it also introduced unusual complexity which results in many serious issues that cannot be resolved without new more adequate development methods and electronic design automation tools for the system-level design.
In some cases and real world problems, fractional-order models are found to be more adequate than integer-order models as fractional derivatives provide an excellent tool for the description of memory and hereditary properties of various materials and processes.
To facilitate the knowledge of the energy performance of existing non-residential buildings and the choice of the more adequate actions, Public Administrations (PA) should have the availability of proper tools.
Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI) has been proposed as an additional tool in the assessment of WM injury and may provide more adequate diagnostic and prognostic information in relation to neurological outcome than conventional MR imaging [ 16– 216.
