Nurses are called to improve this criticality, starting from accurately identifying malnourished patients at hospital admission and effectively monitoring their food intake.
Therefore interventions that seek to support key players must first start by accurately identifying them and the network functions they influence [ 32].
It implies that the image processing task is more accurately started upon each incoming frame.
Nevertheless, we can rule out the possibility that in our task they learned two independent matrices of pairwise choices or two independent rank orders because when they were first presented with choices between one numeral and one dot array (Fig. 3e), they immediately started to choose, accurately, the larger one, irrespective of modality.
As for The Post, he said, "If they start covering me accurately, not even well, just accurately — I don't want anything — they will get the credentials back".
Or perhaps more accurately, she started a plot of weeds.
Marion Bartoli has started swinging freely (and accurately) first.
They are still on track to be "probably the third-lowest year for murders that we've had since we started to record them accurately," Mr. Kelly noted.
When the company started tracking its performance accurately and measuring the appropriate things, the right issues surfaced and the payoff is the new product line, which the company expects to produce twice the profits of the products they are trying to sell.
"The first step," he added, "was to create a style to express my feelings accurately, starting with something that I knew really well —myself".
If we could fill the gaps identified here we anticipate that we would be able to select patients for appropriate therapy more accurately, start patients on therapies earlier and monitor progression and response.
