4 It has been shown that patients are more responsive to values of postponement than to values of NNT. 7 Technically, the average postponement can be calculated as the area between the survival curves for the treated and the untreated.
The derived temperature difference is found to be particularly sensitive to values of bulk concentrations and film heat transfer coefficient, and to be less responsive to values of bulk density and effective diffusivity.
The physical, role, emotional and cognitive function and the fatigue scale of the QLQ-C30 appeared to be responsive with values of the indicators (SRM and ES) greater than 0.5 reflecting moderate ability to detect an effect of chemotherapy treatment.
As the noise in the value-added measure increases, teacher effort becomes less responsive to prior value-added because the value-added score becomes a less reliable measure of ability.
While these improvements in transport create new opportunities for more price responsive marketing and value added processing, it is by no means clear that the benefits to the majority of dryland residents will outweigh the costs if current trends continue.
Consequently, the frequency of CD56dim NK cells in SF tended to be greater in patients with refractory arthritis than in those with responsive arthritis (median value, 28% versus 17%, P = 0.1).
North's double of three diamonds was responsive, showing moderate values with length in the unbid suits.
Janet de Botton (North) made a responsive double, showing values but with no clear-cut bid available.
Unless something is done, the markets will grow only more volatile and less responsive to investment values.
The essential elements of culturally responsive pedagogy include valuing students' assets, connecting learning to students' lives outside of school, fostering positive teacher-student relationships, and shifting the power dynamics between educator and learners.
