The N 10mm and Q H,10mm are the parameters which evaluate the image noise and image signal, respectively.
In the present context, each propositional variable is an assertion of the form parameter = value, which evaluates to true if the equality holds for the current message, and to false otherwise.
We opted for the Morris global method, which evaluates parameter sensitivity over a range of physiological scenarios by taking the mean of many local sensitivity analyses calculated over the entire parameter space, thus accounting for interactions (McNally et al. 2011).
No other correlations were detected between VA or thickness parameters and age, gender, number of injections, lesion characteristics according to FA, presence of atrophy or fluid according to OCT, or any of the other parameter which were evaluated.
No significant correlation was observed between the achievement of a clinical response and any parameter which was evaluated, except for a statistically significant association between response to treatment and ER status (Table 4).
This evaluation was performed by using a semi-quantitative score which evaluated four parameters, according to Table 1, and measuring the enthesis area and the PT thickness.
The ADVIA 120 instrument was previously used in study reported by Noris et al (2009), which evaluated platelet parameters in inherited macrothrombocytopenias and ITP and proved to be more effective than the Sysmex XE-2100 used in parallel, even if it did not recognize platelets with an extreme degree of platelet macrocytosis.
The effect of additives was compared in a statistical model which evaluated all experimental parameters, as described in Methods.
The controller formulation involves a time-varying effective stiffness parameter, which can be evaluated in terms of forces transmitted through the TDB.
It is known that traditional methods to measure oral health are based on clinical parameters, which only evaluate the physical conditions based on judgments established by professionals - normative assessment - minimizing the psychosocial consequences of the oral conditions [ 10].
