A considerable challenge associated with rigorous sea level projections in the 21st century is that the dynamics of the Antarctic ice sheet is not sufficiently understood in the context of rapidly warming atmosphere and ocean conditions1,2,3,4.
As we may observe from the vantage point of the present, all these criteria were more than sufficiently met in the context of the financial crisis.
According to the WHO and the CDC's regulation of infectious surveillance systems, individual information should be collected sufficiently, especially in the context of emerging variation of ILI in recent years (17).
In our final section, we discuss the main obstacles hampering the development of such approaches and we suggest that ecosystems services provided by termites are not sufficiently appreciated, especially in the context of long-term processes and possible biotechnologies derived from a detailed knowledge of their biology.
Although design thinking becomes increasingly attractive for business management, it has not yet been sufficiently recognized and discussed in the context of entrepreneurship and especially not in the context of entrepreneurship education.
While women are known to have a higher prevalence of depression, the relative importance of social causation and health selection has not been sufficiently addressed by gender in the context of organisational downsizing.
This study supports the use of automated measures, based on Freesurfer in this instance, as being sufficiently reliable and valid particularly in the context of larger sample sizes when the research question does not rely on 'true' hippocampal volumes.
Deformable registration techniques between the radiotherapy planning CT and attenuation correction CT were initially evaluated but did not provide sufficiently improved liver registration accuracy, particularly in the context of end-exhale CT scans and low spatial resolution SPECT, to warrant their implementation for this study.
For this reason, evidence-based guidelines recommend to start with non-surgical treatments (eg, education, physical therapy, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)), 2 6 and to use surgical intervention only if a patient does not respond sufficiently to non-surgical treatment options in the context of end stage OA.
Not exactly related, but sufficiently similar as to pique my interest in the context of Linux fragmentation).
