A procedure for characterizing the deformation process of a regular cellular structure under static loading conditions is presented.
The process for characterizing practical identifiability for each one of the considered models is reviewed in Sect. 2 and employed for in silico tests of diastolic filling using an idealized left ventricle (Sect. 3).
A process is characterized by its potential for organizing participants into an experiential configuration.
It was developed to characterize a process for identifying an exposed population against a measured or estimated outcome health risk.
As a result of a series of court cases, the agency developed a process for qualified health claims that characterizes the quality and strength of scientific evidence because these claims are not based on significant scientific agreement.
Graph theory (see Table 1 for a glossary of terms) has provided a powerful framework for characterizing processes that take place in complex interconnected systems in such diverse disciplines as physics, mathematics, and sociology (Newman 2003), as well as in biology where protein protein interactions, social structure, and food webs have been modeled (Proulx et al. 2005; May 2006).
The studies presented above support a modified conformational selection process and provide a basis for characterizing some of the steps in Equation 1c.
Our data further supported that T2 mapping may act as a noninvasive tool for characterizing the process of IDD in a continuous quantitative manner rather than a discrete, ordinal one, particularly in longitudinal studies.
We use its formalism as a blueprint for characterizing a fundamental energetic process, that is, one where internal energy is the characterizing potential, the independent variables are extensive, and the dependent variables are intensive.
For a process typically characterized by private deal-making among political leaders, the debate represented a remarkable departure.
The Edinburgh Brain Bank is currently in the process of generating a grading system for characterizing the extent of small vessel disease and different types of infarcts (micro-infarcts, large vessel infarcts and lacunar infarcts).
