Previous studies have attempted to use clinical features for the predetermination of differentiating bacterial from viral meningitis via scoring systems [19, 36, 40, 48].
The volume difference has been used for the predetermination of the sample size.
Placing the argument for the predetermination of events aside, if one is a physician that is involved in a hospital-based specialty, critical care medicine, or as surgeon, the fact of the matter is that medical outliers will come to your door.
Errors in E s * for a sample come from uncertainties in the predetermination of A and E t * and in the f measurement for the sample, which are represented by the standard deviations σA, σEt, and σf, respectively.
Planning defined as the predetermination of a sequence of actions towards some goal is crucial for complex problem solving.
Emphasis was placed on the predetermination of expenditures, over a five-year period, in accordance with the expected (or desired) rate of growth of the economy.
The Stoics took the universally valid principle of bivalence to imply the predetermination of all future events.
The predetermination of the frequency progression allows to systematically probe a larger frequency range and in addition has the advantage that gross errors can be avoided for the comparison of lags.
With the predetermination of routes configuration and preprocessing of available ship types, the mathematical model in part 4 has become a simple IP problem.
The standard structural design procedure requires the predetermination of the dimensions of load carrying members that is generally based on designer's engineering skill, experience and intuition.
