For example, a guideline developer using the GRADE approach 6 might consider the MID as a decision threshold for determining if the quality of evidence for a given intervention should be rated down (for imprecision) if the CI surrounding a pooled effect estimate includes the MID, 7 or if it is sufficiently precise, lying well above the MID threshold.
The train track, which would slice a new, conspicuous swath through the valley, in full view of the mountain, would among other things reconfigure the Sumeire property, which to be precise lies in the village of Trets, a few miles outside Aix.
My Missouri mother imparted a heavy dose of always telling the truth, often coupled with the observation that, if one tells the truth, it is much simpler because one does not have to remember the precise lie one told.
To be precise, what lay ahead was a mother grizzly bear and her three cubs.
The Whitelaw model was the most precise and lay within the experimental range of what was seen at P22, followed by Koulakov, then Gierer, and the Willshaw model.
For a precise reference, lay the garment out on a large piece of butcher paper and use a pencil to trace its outline.
Deciding where the precise boundary lies between what is the normal range of personality and a disorder is always difficult".
Silently, lingeringly, he examines the bare, tattooed arm, "no two parts of which were of one precise shade," lying across his body.
Rendell was pretty specific in the network he was singling out -- MSNBC -- if not the precise personage who lay at the root of his objection.
His replacement Glen Little might have immediately extended the lead but blasted over the bar after Morrell's precise lay-off.
He can point to the precise spot where he lay next to the girl.
