This definition, though practical, will include different strata of patients in regard to illness severity and reason for ICU admission, including a range of patients with scheduled ICU admission, which form a very distinct group.
A reference interval combining all gender and age strata for practical purposes reveals a lower limit of 8.29090 % CI 7.6-8.5 7.6-8.5 upper limit of 42.8 (90 % CI 41.4-43.8) nmol/L.
Finally, a reference interval combining all gender and age strata for practical purposes reveals a lower limit of 444 (90 % CI 408 480) and an upper limit of 1934 900 % CI 1869 2066) nmol/L.
In political terms, this was expressed as the end of ideology, replaced by a triangulated politics in which, in place of beliefs, you had a managerial stratum doing practical, sensible things that were best for everyone.
From a practical point of view, we thus defined 2 strata within each group: the strata of large clusters (e.g., 20% of the g clusters) and the strata of small clusters.
Given these, we pursued the practical goal of achieving reasonably optimal relative homogeneity within strata and reasonably optimal relative heterogeneity between strata.
These promising results indicate that low-frequency US can be used in a practical device for enhanced transport across the stratum corneum.
Hence overall overreporting in this stratum is likely to be small for most practical purposes.
It is a new book called "30 Lessons for Living" (Hudson Street Press) that offers practical advice from more than 1,000 older Americans from different economic, educational and occupational strata who were interviewed as part of the ongoing Cornell Legacy Project.
assumption can also be limiting in other practical situations; e.g. if different genotypic markers or different mappings are predictive in different strata of the population.
