Though these stages are logically distinct, (2) and (3) are in practice performed simultaneously, and even (1) entails the application of criteria theoretically appropriate to (2) and (3).
The results provide evidence that the application of theoretically and empirically-derived classification principles are effective for improving the reliability of accident and incident classification systems in high hazard industries.
According to costs computation, the application of OMT can theoretically save almost 3,000€ per preterm per LOS, putting the NICU in a more favorable economic position.
Lastly, the application of the DG-IMOS is discussed theoretically.
Here we further progress toward the development, understanding, and application of the approach, both experimentally and theoretically, for a series of silicon/glass anodically bonded structures.
In further experiments, added NO (prepared from acidified NaNO2 and KI; Schreiber et al., 2008) turned out to be very toxic so that application of amounts theoretically sufficient to achieve measurable growth was not possible; NO at a partial pressure of c. 75 Pa [0.075% (v/v) in gas mixture of ambient pressure] in the headspace completely inhibited growth with NO3−.
The dynamic response of the system has been investigated theoretically by application of the Laplace transform method.
One theoretically possible application of the technique, notes Lovell-Badge, is to introduce genetic changes in immune cells, which some people carry naturally, that prevent the HIV virus from infecting them.
Theoretically, however, the application of the approach requires some caveats: while genomes are physical entities whose size can be directly determined, the linguistic data consist of samples based on meaning lists.
Once the functional relationship between the new covariate and the variation of some anatomical or physiological parameter is (reasonably well) established, application of the proposed mechanistic lumping approach results in a theoretically justified covariate model.
