This indicates that with little loss of sensitivity, the restricted time window would be most appropriate to limit the number of generated signals.
Ultimately, the forum reached its strongest agreement around the notion that ovarian reserve (in conjunction with other physiological markers of likely treatment effectiveness) is the most appropriate basis for limiting subsidy, and preferable to limits based upon age or cycle number.
Overall, PPE is the most appropriate choice for limiting disease transmission, but further studies of which particular PPE is most effective are clearly necessary.
When WTP questions are "open ended" and the nature of the dependent variables are "continuous with censoring at zero", the most appropriate estimation technique is limited dependent variable with Tobit model [ 18].
Apposition osteosynthesis appears to be the most appropriate procedure in order to limit loss of reduction, i.e. distal radioular variance, observed in the first postoperative weeks.
Thus the onset of single-headed spin is perhaps the most appropriate criterion of the detonation limits in tubes.
This research proposes an ontological inference process to automate the process of searching for the most appropriate work items, which is limited to tiling in this case study.
As such, it may not be the most appropriate measure of frailty, which limits its use for both individual-level and population-level health service planning – especially among persons with IDD.
Adult plant tests are the most appropriate methods for evaluating resistance, but limit the number experiments that can be performed.
In most countries, 65 or 70 years of age is a commonly used limit, however, the most appropriate definition of 'elderly' is still a matter of debate.
