Many conflicting priorities and design features must be carefully considered for vFFR models to be sufficiently accurate, fast, and intuitive for physicians to use.
Should we refrain from the routine use of supplemental oxygen in cardiac emergencies, or are the considerations outlined above sufficiently outweighed by an intuitive impetus that supplemental oxygen is beneficial?
Contrary to intuitive expectations, for sufficiently thick diffusion layers the current density may reach extremely high values comparable with the diffusion-limited flux of bromate anions (if they could react at the electrode), even for a tracer amount of Br2 in the bulk solution.
As the understanding of cellular regulatory networks grows, system dynamics and behaviors resulting from feedback effects of such systems have proven to be sufficiently complex so as to prevent intuitive understanding.
This approach is sufficiently refined so that students have a good intuitive understanding of the underlying principles presented in the course.
Baseball is sufficiently transparent, though, that the size of the discrepancies between intuitive and statistically aided judgment tends to be relatively modest.
There certainly exists a widespread intuitive imagery associated with the duality that is sufficiently vivid to motivate heartfelt philosophical commitments, but, once approached directly, the distinction nevertheless proves extremely difficult to nail down.
In fact, he had also been naïve, intuitive, wildly lucky and only 18. Perkin, a science student who was sufficiently precocious at 14 to obtain permission to attend Michael Faraday's lectures on electricity, went to the Royal College of Chemistry in the days when London was lighted by gas and that fuel's messy byproducts posed serious disposal problems.
We show that similar counter-intuitive results are possible only in the presence of heterogeneity in transmission and sufficiently large R0 values (see Fig. 2).
