Sentence examples for the missing content from inspiring English sources
When the block is lost, an error concealment technique is used to estimate the missing content.
If the missing content truly appears to be important, the qualitative findings can be used as justification for considering the EQ-5D to be "inappropriate" for the specific patient group and using another method to identify utilities or to measure the health status of a specific patient group.
These thoughts were about all that was inspired by the actual content of Dan Rather's "60 Minutes II" interview with the President of Iraq; the missing content of Operation Desert Kiss-Up was much more interesting.
They suggested that explanations for the missing content could be the challenges for the construction of a curriculum in ethnically diverse countries [ 14, 15, 27] and lack of universal core contents and standards.
Therefore, we can evaluate the effectiveness of our proposed sampling compared with the random approach in providing more credible content while mitigating the effect of missing content.
Hints and prompts are selected by the tutor to get the student to articulate missing content words, phrases, and propositions.
The results highlight strengths and potential limitations of the EQ-5D-5L, including missing content that could be important for some patients with T2D.
Qualitative research, such as the current interviews, are useful for examining whether the EQ-5D is missing content that may be important to specific patient groups.
Google today announced another step in the build-out of its Google TV service: it is adding several new international channels in the form of apps to the Google TV platform, aimed at those who live in the U.S. but are missing content from home.
Tested sites includ: surprise, The Boy Genius Report, loaded OK, still with some spacing and text rendering issues; eBay, not so hot, lots of missing content; The New York Times, one of those special BlackBerry sites that once you clicked through a headline was unreadable; and CNET, again missing and misaligned content.
But where modern art presents the unpresentable as a missing content within a beautiful form, as in Marcel Proust, postmodern art, exemplified by James Joyce, puts forward the unpresentable by forgoing beautiful form itself, thus denying what Kant would call the consensus of taste.
