The mathematical problem under these circumstances is strongly ill-posed, and thus tackled with an optimization approach, i.e., a GA incorporated with the underlying physics as some constraints.
The non-uniqueness and measurement errors may however make this electromagnetic inversion problem strongly ill-posed, leading to potentially inaccurate saturation profiles.
Only coping remained strongly associated with ill health (odds ratio 104.3).
In this cohort, coping, as defined by the Swedish Army, is very strongly associated with ill health.
This obesity epidemic significantly affects the health status of the geriatric population, since excess body weight in the elderly also correlates strongly with chronic ill health, poor quality of life, functional decline, disability, and dependency (4).
By contrast, others whose attitude might be described as " only test me if you think I'm ill" strongly rejected this, drawing comparisons with other vitamins, notably vitamin C,—"If it's a medicine then test, if it's like vitamin C, no need".
This genotyping information, the susceptibility patterns and the clinical information that all children with S. Enteritidis infections were born at the hospital and that the majority never left the hospital before they became ill, strongly suggest that the outbreak was nosocomial.
In opposition, both had been strongly critical of ill-formed plans to boost sports participation through the Olympics and now have a chance to do something about it.
"But this strongly asserted but ill-defined license to kill without accountability is not an entitlement which the United States or other states can have without doing grave damage to the rules designed to protect the right to life and prevent extrajudicial executions".
The meaningful survival in neutropenic critically ill patients strongly suggests that ICU admission denial based upon neutropenia should be discouraged.
