Richard Taruskin, a music historian at the University of California, Berkeley, and the author of the magisterial two-volume "Stravinsky and the Russian Traditions" (University of California Press), gave the conference's keynote address on Thursday, an elaboration of an article he wrote for The New York Times in September.
However, creation of external annotation solely with a conventional editor is not easy because annotation authoring involves the maintenance and elaboration of addressing expressions as well as annotation contents.
This issue is closely related to the problems of constructing an appropriate state space under conditions of deficient foresight about what the future might hold, and our aim is to develop a theory and some of the practicalities of state space elaboration that addresses these problems.
To address this possibility, we assayed elaboration of the inflammatory cytokine IL-6 by retrovirally-rescued fibroblasts in response to IL-1 treatment, and found that while TRAF6 C70A failed to induce IL-6 production, TRAF6 K32-518R-rescued cells produced IL-6 at slightly higher levels than cells rescued with wild-type TRAF6 (Fig. 3F).
CAAST-Net maps African research issues of mutual interest for Europe, seeks a consensual approach from participants, and addresses broad themes for subsequent elaboration.
The elaboration of this proposal, addresses two fields: the curricular material design and tutors training.
Thus, a particular attention was brought by the authors to the evaluation and also elaboration of the models addressing this situation.
However, it remains to be addressed whether these enzymes participate in elaboration of glycoproteins and/or glycolipids.
Insofar as it may be arguing for some form of liability beyond agency law, we do not address the argument because it offers no elaboration and cites no principles of partnership law.
No change to the original wording, but suggestions for alternative wording (based on concept elaboration) suitable for translation to address known issues.
In the initial paper of this special issue, Carayon et al. (2015) address this problem through the development and elaboration of a sociotechnical model of workplace safety, paying particular attention to the generation of a common conceptual and semantic framework.
