Call this your "lower prevision" for $f$.
In addition, prevision for a booster immunization may be considered, and clinical trials to determine its benefit must also be performed.
The proposed numerical approach yields an effective and less expensive instrument, able to provide indications in the design phase, to allow the prevision of the dynamic behaviour of the structure for the prevention of failures in units or systems mounted within the spacecraft or launch vehicle.
As PCG is a severe disease characterized by a particular genetic base and familiarity, genetic counseling represents a useful tool for the disease management (clinical features of the disease, prevision of the disease progression, and medical complications) [ 37].
We had an awful prevision of the two ladies and chairs being crated and carried off together to some dusty warehouse, never to heard of again, and we prayed that their luncheon companions would arrive in time to rescue them.
"Conways" — which has three acts, set in the happy past and the unhappy future (before returning to the happy past) — allows its central character, a hopeful (then failed) writer, a youthful prevision of the grim, middle-aged life to come.
The model allows a prevision of the maximum process temperature allowing this heat removal.
This general trend allows the prevision of the emission ranges of each rare earth ions in the YAB host by calculating the crystal field parameters and then the theoretical Stark energy level diagram.
However, the complexity of CM pathophysiology, still poorly characterized, and the incomplete definition of molecular pathways involved in the action and kinetics of triptans make it difficult to recognize genetic determinants strong enough to achieve reliable prevision of the efficacy of therapy [12, 13].
The prevision of the estimated intervention effect will increase as the size of the sample included in the study increases.
