The "secret" will explain the group's proposal for "successful" corn popping, with success defined as maximizing the number of popped kernels out of the original 25 kernels.
If "success", defined as an Afghan government strong enough to manage its own turbulent security, is to be achieved, Nato and the rest of the international community need to re-think their approach.
But even if the United States were to succeed in Afghanistan — with "success" defined as bringing into existence an Afghan government strong enough to control most of its territory — terrorists could still operate from there and would put down roots elsewhere.
This module consisted of interventions to increase bedside lactation support and build maternal confidence in breastfeeding success, defined as breastfeeding self‐efficacy.
Acute procedural success, defined as the attainment of <50% diameter stenosis without in-hospital major adverse cardiac events, was 92.9% for CB and 94.7% for PTCA (p = 0.24).
Followed columns represent the number and the percentage of success defined as a grading equal or greater than 3 according to an expert fulfillment of ACEP criteria [16].
We believe the project has already been a major success, with success defined as un-coerced adoption, since adoption must be a bottom-up process.
However, despite over 40 years of clinical practice and the development of novel electrode designs and treatment protocols, increases in clinical success, defined as the proportion of patients that experience 50% or greater self-reported pain relief, have stalled.
The meta-analyses provided the clinical rates of success defined as a 50% reduction in depression scores on the Hamilton Depression Scale (HAM-D) or the Montgomery-Asberg Depression Rating Scale (MADRS).
But with success defined loosely by the number of views the series gets over the Internet, and a rough correlation with music sales, advertisers weren't buying at least, says Atlantic's Lynott, not yet.
In a systematic review on mechanical or pharmaco-mechanical thrombectomy for PE, including 35 nonrandomized studies covering 594 patients, the rate of clinical success, defined as stabilization of hemodynamic parameters, resolution of hypoxia, and survival to discharge, was 87%[42]2].
