In the context of site-specific management, forest-productivity maps are a useful resource to quantify and qualify variations across forested areas.
Ι was used to qualify variation in RR/OR that was attributable to heterogeneity [ 13].
Statistical heterogeneity between studies was assessed with the χ-based Q test and Ι, heterogeneity was considered significant when P < 0.1, and Ι2 was used to qualify variation in OR attributable to heterogeneity.
The chi-square-based Q test and I were used to assess the statistical heterogeneity between studies, heterogeneity was considered statistically significant when P ≤ 0.05 [ 30], and Ι was used to qualify variation in OR attributable to heterogeneity.
Several points were raised regarding the opportunities to improve pharmacy experiential training, including the need for more experiential sites and qualified preceptors, addressing variations in training quality between experiential sites, the need for accreditation of experiential sites, and the use of technology to track experiential activities and assessments.
To achieve maximum variation, qualified interviewees are chosen on the basis of sex, AF type and current heart rhythm.
Indices derived from these respiratory variations are qualified as dynamic predictors of fluid responsiveness in opposition to static predictors such as CVP, pulmonary capillary wedge pressure, or LVEDAI [ 2, 37].
aHanang district had no qualified CemOC facilities or CemOC staff We might expect a similarly large variation in workload per qualified EmOC personnel, given the large variation in staff allocation, as outlined above.
This is qualified by the large variation (VE < =0.86) between than with sub counties as shown by the regression model (Table 3).
We observed the same variations in expected deliveries per qualified CEmOC personnel, ranging from 192 to 2302.
