This result suggests the lambs detected the presence of internal parasites or associated symptoms and modified their ingestion of an antiparasitic agent as a function of need.
Since connections with other, customarily connected perceptions need to be noticed, and attention is a function of need, which is in turn established by past experience of pleasure and pain, imagination is ultimately a function of past experience.
Yet, Scheil-Adlung and Bonnet (2011) contends that quality is a function of need not only in terms of medical, but also social, dimensions.
The equitable distribution of health care among people of different levels of income is usually called vertical equity (care should be available as a function of need, not income), while distribution among people with the same health condition or need is called horizontal equity (equal need should entail equal treatment).
The thickness is an important parameter in design of polymeric enclosures and as such, the impact energy as a function of thickness needs to be optimized.
Watershed planning has moved away from conventional land-use planning exercise to a logical interpretation of the potentials of the land as a function of the needs, demands and aspirations of the people living in the watersheds, including the interactions between people's activities and the land resources.
Although Mr. Monti has broad bipartisan support in Parliament, that is more a function of the need to assure financial markets that Italy is getting its economy in order, rather than any real political conviction.
Therefore, relations between basic parameters as a function of temperature need to be known quantitatively.
Therefore, the quadrupole differences of 3-D "Similar Conformer" neighbors as a function of volume need to be considered.
As a function of the needed, it can be used as active or passive element in the component.
