This raises the need for having an effective and practicable method that would allow decision-makers to measure the degree of intelligence of one residential community against another.
As the main purpose of the PROMs programme is the comparison of the performance of different surgical providers it was deemed necessary to measure outcome as early as practicable because of the need to detect deviant performance on a timely basis.
The primary challenge to understand the transcriptional regulation network is to measure the activities of the transcription factors at genome-scale, which are not yet practicable.
A variety of scientifically validated tools exist to measure players' reaction times, but most require a computer and sophisticated software, and are not practicable on the sidelines or in the budgets of many teams.
The principle of using a long throated venturi meter to measure the flow rate of two mixed phases is widely published, yet there is no practicable application for accurate measurement in relatively lean particulate conveying.
To measure trans-diaphragmatic pressures, as an indication of diaphragmatic contractility, in anaesthetized dogs breathing normally, or during inspiratory obstruction (Mueller's manoeuvre) in order to assess if the method is practicable for use in clinical circumstances.
Robert Whang recognized that serum measurements, while practicable, were not adequate reflections of total body stores and took to measuring magnesium in mononuclear cells.
However, many of these measures were abbreviated, adapted or subscales modified in order to make it practicable to collect data in such a large cohort.
Although it will not be practicable to explore validation of this causal nexus fully, we will use it to guide our choice of measures through the research plan that follows.
