In the absence of agreed processes to reliably identify research areas which can deliver significant advances in PC research, the Cancer Council NSW established a strategic partnership with the NSW Pancreatic Cancer Network to define critical research issues and opportunities that could accelerate progress in this field in Australia.
In the absence of agreed processes to reliably identify research areas that can deliver significant advances in PC research, the Cancer Council NSW (CCNSW) established a strategic partnership with the NSW Pancreatic Cancer Network to systematically define critical research issues and opportunities that could accelerate progress in this field in Australia.
They've successfully reduced the process required to reliably move money around the world to a few steps".
Of concern is that ICU patients often have EEG changes induced by illness or medication and these changes may significantly affect the ability of processed EEG devices to reliably detect sleep in this population.
As shown here in the fisheries context, accounting for evolutionary changes in ecological properties and processes is vital to reliably predict population development in the future, assess the conservation status of the population and establish limits for sustainable harvesting (e.g. Kinnison and Hairston 2007).
We implement our algorithm on top of Apache Storm, a free and open-source distributed real-time computation system, which makes it easy to reliably process unbounded streams of data.
If trial-by-trial differences in RT are viewed as naturally-occurring analogues of experimentally-manipulated differences in stimulus parameters, variation in either the amplitude or the duration of neurocognitive processes might be expected to reliably modulate RT.
While this ODE model neglected diffusion processes, it was sufficient to reliably represent whole cell kinetics of apoptosis execution as experimentally recorded at minutes resolution in HeLa cervical and MCF-7 breast cancer cells [ 21].
We aimed to determine if POC capillary blood HbA1c measurement was sufficiently accurate, in a real-world setting using the existing processes for HbA1c assessment, to reliably predict or exclude the diagnosis of diabetes based on laboratory venous blood HbA1c measurements in remote Aboriginal primary healthcare practice.
This work was the first to demonstrate that (i) bioaugmentation, even when unsuccessful, can produce a change in community structure and (ii) microbial community information can be used to reliably predict process performance.
