Using the example 'flexibility', this practically resulted in allowing responses to be recoded based on individually-described context, rather than use a content analysis process whereby appearance of a single keyword determined which category/code to employ.
However, a significant decrease, practically resulting in exclusion, was seen in the nucleolus, as previously observed by fluorescent confocal microscopy in [30], by laser scanning microscopy in [46] and for other proteins [47].
Therefore, taking into account that we use a 5-points Likert scale, a maximum likelihood estimator procedure, and that we have a large sample size, with practically equal results in both cohorts, we think that our CFA results are reliable and stable.
Practically, the results REACTIN is much more conservative than the modified method, resulting in only the most confident TFs.
The series solution obtained in this way converges rapidly and provides practically acceptable results even in cases with one or more free edges, where the boundary conditions cannot be strictly satisfied.
To accomplish real-time agility, we designed an approximate, adaptive-grid solution for Partially Observable Markov Decision Processes (POMDPs) that yields practically good results, and in some cases, guarantees on the quality of the approximation.
Both methods of distribution calculation return practically identical results.
Chronopotentiometry and voltammetry yielded practically identical results for DPb II).
Practically, our results indicate that simple channel models may underestimate the throughput performance.
Both methods delivered practically identical results so the evaluation of earlier data was justified.
