These methods enable the identification and description of shared views around a given topic, in this case the relative value of life-extending treatments for people with a terminal illness.
The description of shared characters between lampreys and the more traditional vertebrate model organisms -all belonging to gnathostomes- is therefore crucial to address the emergence of the novelties, which characterize vertebrates among chordates, and the amazing diversification which arose within the taxon [2].
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For this purpose, we used data collected in the first wave of SHARE (Survey on Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe), 26 which simultaneously analyzes several dimensions, including physical and mental health and occupational activity, in the European population aged 50 years and over, including several cognitive tests (for a complete description of SHARE, see http://www.share-project.org).org
When a description of Jamadi's position was shared with two of the country's most prominent medical examiners both of whom volunteered to review the autopsy report free, at the request of a lawyer representing one of the SEALs their conclusion was different.
When a description of Jamadi's position was shared with two of the country's most prominent medical examiners — both of whom volunteered to review the autopsy report free, at the request of a lawyer representing one of the SEALs — their conclusion was different.
Ultimately, a fuller description of our shared coalitional psychology will enrich our understanding of these and other newcomer-related phenomena.
He was seen in a getaway car, which he drove to the island, but police officers failed to share a description of the vehicle.
In general, ontologies are used to provide machine-readable and interpretable descriptions that can be defined as a formal, explicit description of a shared management concept (Gruber 1993).
