Issues of governance remain challenging; one example involves the "branding" of CFRs, with the supply of uniforms and vehicles varying between schemes; some had ambulance service vehicles, while others used their own transport: "Some schemes have cars…some schemes paid for them themselves so they'll pay the lease, insurance and maintenance, tax costs.
Missouri does not employ fullcourt pressure all the time, but it uses varying defensive schemes to remain unpredictable.
In order to reconstruct the dMRI signal from a discrete set of measurements, a large number of algorithms have been proposed in recent years in conjunction with varying sampling schemes, i.e., with varying b-values and gradient directions.
One challenge for our analysis was the unevenness of the sequence data due to varying sampling schemes.
Here, we have shown that IIA violating outcomes can arise naturally from the underlying dynamics without varying
This necessitates varying reimbursement schemes for Imatinib, including shared contribution and co-pay models.
This methodology is based on varying the schemes for simulation of measured data and applying the model discrimination analysis.
However, these data generally represent limited single-institution experience, often with heterogeneous cohorts of patients (postoperative vs definitive, chemotherapy vs no chemotherapy, varying dose/fractionation schemes).
This is similar to other studies, also conducted in Zambia, that assessed the effect of different incentive structures on hairdressers who promote condom use by randomly assigning them to varying payment schemes and then monitoring the effect on condom sales (43).
Since time-varying schemes is indeed what we intend to avoid in this work, a slightly different approach is required herein.
