To explore the differences between the theoretical indications and the inspected reality, an extensive monitoring program has been performed.
No practical demonstration has yet been made of whether OAM information can be extracted from upper atmosphere experiments, but there are some theoretical indications that this can be the case, for example in "plasma vortices" formed as a result of ionospheric modification experiments (Leyser et al. 2009, see "Ionospheric modelling").
Our results not only support the theoretical indications that homodyne reconstruction of quantum features is actually possible for efficiencies lower than 0.5, but also demonstrate for the first time the concrete applicability of this method for low efficiencies in terms of computational effort and number of needed homodyne data.
We collected information on 1,053 patients to identify how many of the theoretical indications were used in clinical practice.
We collected information on 936 patients to identify which of the theoretical indications were used in clinical practice.
The number of theoretical indications used in clinical practice was calculated for each of the three diagnostic groups.
An additional problem related to the previous one is that the number of theoretical indications used in clinical practice were very few.
Of all theoretical indications rated in this study, approximately one-third were deemed inappropriate, largely attributable to classic NSAID without proton pump inhibitors (PPI) (see supplementary figure 1, available online only).
The number of theoretical indications used in clinical practice was calculated for each of the three main diagnostic groups; simple cataract, cataract with diabetic retinopathy, or cataract with other ocular pathologies that may affect the visual prognosis.
There are, however, theoretical indications that these changes may be more likely to occur as a result of interventions that involve novelty and complexity that necessitates mental effort [ 12, 15]; otherwise known as cognitive load [ 20].
