Conditioning on the elapsed welfare duration is sensible in the German context for a reason emphasized by Sianesi (2004 .11 In a comprehensive ALMP system a person will join a program at some point, provided the individual remains in welfare long enough.
However, with sensible constraints on the duration of protection, benefits would remain from seasonal IPT rather than EPI-IPTi.
A non-linear function would be sensible if, for example, the effect of duration increased quickly and then remained high.
He says, "relative, apparent, and common time is any sensible and external measure (precise or imprecise) of duration by motion," adding a parallel point about absolute space.
Therefore, it was difficult to make sensible comparisons of measures of treatment efficacy and duration across multiple studies, even when the efficacy of the same AED was studied.
His definition of the specious present goes as follows: 'the prototype of all conceived times is the specious present, the short duration of which we are immediately and incessantly sensible' (James 1890).
No statistical analysis was planned, as it was considered unlikely that there would be sufficient consistency of drug used, dose, titration regimen, duration, or comparator that would provide sufficient information for any sensible comparator.
In the VTA, methods that appear to be sensible surrogates for direct identification of DA neurons are widely employed including long action potential duration, hyperpolarization in response to DA D2R activation, and Ih.
The length and the duration were perceived as reasonable, and the wording of the questionnaire adequately corresponded with the sensible subject.
However, since it would not be sensible to administer a test of more than 6 hours to an individual pupil, 13 largely comparable item clusters, with a duration of 2 hours each, were derived from the core test.
