For questions requiring three or more components to provide a complete answer, the completeness score was assigned accordingly (e.g. What is the recommended dose of lepirudin for heparin-induced thrombocytopenia? (0.4 mg/kg up to 110 kg as a bolus, then 0.15 mg/kg up to 110 kg infusion. Dose is adjusted based on an activated partial thromboplastin time (aPTT) ratio).
For questions requiring three or more components to provide a complete answer, the completeness score was assigned a three if all components were present (e.g., What are the visual disturbances associated with voriconazole? Abnormal vision, color vision change, and/or photophobia).
The requester of evidence will normally be a manager assigning a task to an employee who has greater subject matter expertise or more time available to provide a complete answer.
We then provide a complete answer to the question of whether there is a decentralized consensus dynamics over a given digraph which converges to the final state specified by an objective map.
I'm skeptical that student comfort and convenience provide a complete answer for the proliferation of these on-campus accommodations.
Moreover, Theorem 4.5 provides a complete answer concerning the study of exponential dichotomy of semigroups using input-output techniques with respect to the associated integral equation.
In other words, if we know the probabilities of the argument's premises, then we can calculate the exact probability of its conclusion, and thus provide a complete answer to the question of probability preservation for this particular argument (for example, if P(p ∨ q) = 6∕7 and P(p → q) = 5∕7, then P q) = 4∕7).
However, although the anti-VEGF drugs are a significant advance, they fail to improve BCVA by 10 or more letters in half or more patients, and so they do not provide a complete answer to DMO.
This means focusing on providing a complete answer in response to customer queries and concerns.
"The question was clear enough and I am therefore very surprised that the Department of Health was unable to provide a complete and accurate answer.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel said Sunday that he did not want to "foster the illusion" that Iron Dome would "provide a complete or comprehensive answer" to the rocket threat.
