During the last decades, refinements in clinical practice [ 2, 3] and especially advances in human leukocyte antigen (HLA) matching [ 4] have steadily improved survival after transplantation by reducing transplant-related complications.
Nonetheless, alternate explanations include refinements in coding practices, which may have led to better recognition and recording of non-lethal adverse events, thereby resulting in an apparent decrease in mortality rates.
In practice, iterative refinement of the conceptual model primarily involved incorporating further potential effect modifiers identified from theory and evidence presented in included study reports, which became candidates for consideration in the meta-regression analysis (see Data collection and analysis).
In the present investigation the commercial grain refinement practice in AlSi foundry alloys has been experimentally simulated by introducing synthetic TiB2 crystals directly into AlSi melts.
However, the unbounded FIFO based asynchrony is not realizable in practice and hence requires refinement in real hardware.
The refinement rules considered in the paper are widely used in practice and are associated with the well known two-scale refinement equation including as particular examples the schemes based on Daubechies' filters.
Image-based techniques and methods need tests, refinements, and specifications before they may be used in practice, as explained below when considering quantitative radiology.
Specifically, we were interested in determining if participants perceived that the KEDs intervention addressed key barriers and enablers to using communication strategies in practice in order to make refinements to the intervention components.
However, in practice, cost and logistical limitations dictate refinement of sampling.
Despite several decades of research and refinement in cost estimating tools and practices, the final cost of US space programs continues to exceed initial cost estimates by an average of more than 45%.
