Our study is based on the notion that quantifying and qualifying project size, cost, duration, defects, and estimation accuracy needs to be done in relation with stakeholder satisfaction and perceived value.
(A company in one of these indexes that would also have qualified, by size, for inclusion in the old-economy list -- Microsoft, for example, or I.B.M. -- was considered part of the new economy in the study).
Perhaps due to the intensive labor of love that my Christmas wish list has always been- items organized by probable giftee, qualified by size, color, and addendumed with sourcing information from roughly my seventh Christmas on- I have rarely been disappointed with a gift.
In this context, the TTD/TUDD approach is attractive for clinicians, because it is based on Kaplan Meier survival curves and hazard ratios to qualify effect size, as with other well-known and important time-to-event outcomes in oncology (e.g. overall survival or progression-free survival).
Standard metrics for side effects to qualify effect sizes of interventions need to be developed.
David S. Pottruck, the president and co-chief executive of Charles Schwab, the huge financial services company, qualifies in both size and professional stature.
She referred to it as le sac, but then went on to explain that its size qualified it for what Parisians call by a slyly suggestive name that will not be repeated here.
Twice as abundant as copper, nickel constitutes about 0.007 percent of Earth's crust; it is a fairly common constituent of igneous rocks, though singularly few deposits qualify in concentration, size, and accessibility for commercial interest.
With a size-specific pattern of relative risk such as that shown in Table 1, tumour size qualifies as an interaction factor rather than a confounder.
A positive FS, defined as any polyp ≥10 mm or a finding of any bioptically verified neoplasia, irrespective of its size, qualified for colonoscopy.
This was qualified by a Size × Repetition interaction (F1,25 = 11.01, P < 0.005) reflecting greater RS in the same-size condition relative to the vary-size condition and by a Familiarity × Size × Repetition interaction (F1,25 = 5.01, P < 0.05).
