This reference deficiency significantly reduces the power of feature-based parametric modeling, where geometry re-evaluation generates unexpected shapes.
And, as I learned from that custodian, a sincere character evaluation from someone unexpected will mean more to us than any boilerplate recommendation from a former president or famous golfer.
Exposure to similar concentrations of anti-Thy-1 shows a decrease to 70% (Fig. 8C), an unexpected effect that requires further evaluation.
In addition to the formal evaluation questions, other unexpected outcomes indicated the success of the program.
The UK Medical Research Council guidance for developing and evaluating complex interventions recommends conducting a process evaluation to provide insight into unexpected outcomes, intervention fidelity and factors influencing implementation [ 18].
With regard to the senior citizens' needs (respecting the privacy), it is necessary to activate the camera in dependence on evaluation of a predefined unexpected event (water overflow, detection of smoke, etc).
Considering the fundamental effect of aging in FRS calculation, this would not be unexpected twelve years past the initial evaluation.
Our analysis also allows us to distinguish among the predictions of competing theories from sociology and social psychology, and to discover unexpected differences in the collective opinion-evaluation behavior of user populations from different countries.
We complemented this instrument with two generic measures useful for identifying unexpected effects of interventions and for economic evaluation.
To come across the conviction that VPS assessment is qualitatively different in comparison with other evaluation methods was however quite unexpected.
Because sensory examination of large nerve fibers (e.g., vibration and position sense) is a components of the neurologists' evaluation, this finding is not unexpected.
