In a first step, information on all known BB resistance genes and QTLs was reviewed.
In a first step, information about the process and the physical, chemical and biological raw materials used (spawn, cereal straw, manure, gypsum, supplements) was collected.
In a first step, information on the composition of 21 different biocidal products (product type (PT) 08, wood preservatives) was compiled, and the components were classified for their 'mixture relevance' based on their aquatic toxicity following different tentatively defined criteria.
In a second step, information that reflected the influence of cultural factors on rehabilitation was marked and the coding-system was developed in an iterative process: After coding about 30% of the material, the coding system was adapted in terms of entirety, for improving reliability.
In the first step, information from Twitter network is gathered and modeled in a graph by selecting relevant relations or patterns for the influence model.
In the first step, information is collected by DG ECFIN using publicly available national and international sources and classified according to the criteria agreed with the EPC1.
During the first step, information on the context and overall situation of AFS implementation was collected at the national level from 11 policymakers, through individual interviews.
As a first step, existing information about usage, risks, chemical properties and labelling chemicals and especially additives in consumer and industrial products were assembled and evaluated.
In a first step, all available information (e.g., human and animal in vivo data, in vitro data, metabolism data) will be collected, including additional molecular descriptors to further investigate chemical similarities within a category.
It may serve as a first step providing baseline information regarding the safety and performance of a nerve guide under relatively comparable conditions, which is depending on the regenerative capacity of the respective patients with a neuropathy.
For example, as a first step in collecting information for the review, we started with the premise that AVH were a hallmark symptom of schizophrenia and hence reviewed regions related to language and voice processing, as well as studies of actively hallucinating schizophrenic subjects.
