That is, for processing a billion measurements, nowadays recommended key sizes (at least 320 bit for elliptic curve cryptography) are more than sufficient to keep our data secure.
The students met the manufacturers recommended key quality targets for the sequencing process.
We will use an all-or-none care bundle to monitor adherence with the recommended key care elements for group A, B, C and D patients (table 1) at baseline and 3-month interval.
We undertook recommended key tasks to guide our development methods [ 5], see Table 1, through: synthesis of empirical evidence, using expert knowledge and experience, and incorporating theoretical concepts with end user input, to produce an evidence based behaviour change website.
All-or-none care bundle is a process indicator which measures the percentage of patients who adhere with all of the recommended key care elements according to each patient group.
It determines the performance level of their projects in China; identifies PM practices that led to better performance; and recommends key PM practices that could be adopted by foreign AEC firms in China to achieve project success.
The commission primarily entails researching and recommending key amendments and additions to the 2008 Constitution.
In case of shortage of time or resources we recommend key feature problems instead of problem solving tasks for evaluation of procedural knowledge in medical schools.
While the current framework recommends key ages and developmental stages when universal health services should be delivered to families, no specific time points are stipulated [ 10].
However, the Panel now recommends key changes in the McDonald Criteria related to the use and interpretation of imaging criteria for DIS and DIT as articulated by the recently published work from the MAGNIMS research group.
Current Global initiative for chronic Obstructive Lung Disease (GOLD) guidelines recommend key areas in the management of stable COPD, including assessment of symptoms, degree of airflow limitation using spirometry, and risk of exacerbations.
