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How are you practically balancing that team coaching and performance management?

According to the results presented in Figure 3, it is clear that all kind of thresholds practically balance the rates of the two users when the interfering FAP 2 is able to reduce its transmission cycle, to improve the situation of victim FUE 1. Concretely, in this case we assume that FAP 2 receives SRs (and guarantee SPs) in 30% of the time frames.

More practically, balance training and fall prevention as an aspect of rehabilitation are not currently the standard of care.

The environmental watchdog has asked that the clean-up continue where practically possible and be balanced against the risk of damaging habitats.

However, not all the respondents enjoyed this kind of frequent communication with parents; a small number found such communication with parents psychologically demanding or practically difficult to balance.

As there will be a smoother fading in a real patient population, a slightly greater threshold is assumed to correspond to a practically reasonable balance between sensitivity and specificity.

Practically, these results emphasis the need to develop balanced and crossed designs among the sources of variation (geography, time, depths).

Practically, developers have to balance the benefits of presenting more potentially useful information against the downsides of creating a tool that is too long and thus impractical or the potential that providing more information could lead to poorer decision making processes, as demonstrated by Schwartz [ 5] and Iyengar [ 6].

One can practically feel her temperature boil as the song builds, its messages of peace balanced with can't-stand-it-anymore frustration.

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Three questions related to the use of combinations of game elements remain open: "Do more game elements produce better results than less?", "Is the task of identifying the right combination of game elements with respect to a given context and user group practically feasible?" and "How to balance points and rewards with play and intrinsic engagement?".