The merit (secondary peak) of the sequence is defined as[12] m A u = p 1 u, p 2 u, …, p N - 1 T ∞. (14).
Young et al. [ 14] discuss different models of healthcare provision for ADHD transition and suggest that shared care arrangements between Primary and Secondary Care services merit further investigation.
As a result, those teachers and professors stressed the importance of investigating primary source documents and analyzing them on their own merits versus secondary sources (like textbooks, for instance), even though we were all issued textbooks, essays by subject matter experts, and a range of other interpretations.
The gossipy brouhaha surrounding it rendered its literary merit a secondary, perhaps even an irrelevant consideration.
Only university professors and possibly a few teachers of elite secondary schools would have merited being called members of a profession in the sense that medical doctors, lawyers, or priests were professionals; in some countries even today primary-school teachers may accurately be described as semiprofessionals.
Two of the secondary and exploratory endpoints merit a special mention.
These data support the marked biological heterogeneity at the basis of AML secondary chemoresistance and lend merit to the approach of studying signaling profiles in functionally distinct subpopulations in longitudinally collected AML samples before and after therapy to identify poor-prognostic cell populations.
The lower bound estimates of mental illness among secondary school respondents in Oman merits some speculation.
The FOLFOXIRI/cetuximab combination presented increased activity in terms of response rate and R0 secondary liver metastases resection, and merits further investigation, especially in patients with initially unresectable disease confined to the liver.
Merit is a secondary factor.
Additionally the merit of using secondary optics in spite of this effect is shown for symmetrical CPV systems.
