In practice, how much effort each user will want to spend on such improvements will depend on the purpose of the prediction and the desired resolution.
The diabetic ulcer remains an important clinical challenge in the current medical practice, and much effort has been focused on the development of novel therapeutic approaches for its treatment.
In practice, she made much effort to ensure that students sat well during her class and thus she often gave commands (mostly in English) that were implicitly related to manners, respect, and discipline.
Patient-reported outcomes (PROs), including HRQOL, are becoming increasingly important in clinical research and practice, and therefore much effort has been directed toward the development of more objective methods of assessment [ 7, 8].
While the patient portal was successfully developed from a technical point of view, the implementation in practice will still require much effort on the part of the clinician, the project leader, and the expected future patients, who too must learn how to use the new system and whose time is frequently overlooked in accountings of D&I costs.
This is in stark contrast to clinical practice, where spine clinicians expend much effort trying to distinguish whether symptom presentations predominantly involve LBP, or lower extremity neuropathic pain due to lumbosacral radicular syndrome or neurogenic claudication.
Hence, as long as the limitation of the element can be clearly defined, which is the objective of this research, practicing engineering can use the elements without much effort to calibrate model parameters.
I replaced it, after much effort, with "I am practicing now".
Over recent decades, much effort, both in research and in practice, has been devoted to building construction and urban planning for the improvement of energy efficiency and greenhouse gas emissions.
In restoration campaigns, for example, much effort is spent in the common practice of using seed material from local provenance [30].
