The proposed approach is efficient and robust, and it can be generally applied in all common processes and device architectures.
The other methods studies, while not specific parcellations of the test brain, could be applied in a manner consistent with common practices in the field.
This was the beginning of the 'child survival and development revolution', in which simple primary health care techniques, developed or refined over preceding decades, would be applied in a concerted effort to vanquish common infections of early childhood.
As can be expected for a global, highly diversified PSF, Capgemini's remuneration system "is based on common principles, applied in a decentralized way and tailored to local job market conditions and regulations to reward performance with a remuneration model that is motivating yet flexible" (Capgemini 2009b, 33).
Combining all common cancer sites seems biologically plausible given the fact that the metabolic and non-metabolic effects of this enzyme apply in all common cancer sites.
This approach unifies many theoretical and applied models in a common biogeochemical framework, facilitates better understanding of the key structures of complex ecologies, and suggests strategies for efficient design of experiments.
The heuristic has been applied in two common test examples.
This project responded to a 2012 Call to Action of the Chronic Osteoarthritis Management Initiative of the United States Bone and Joint Initiative; we aimed to develop a tiered list of recommended PROs that could be feasibly applied in common clinical settings, across four domains of pain, function, fatigue, and sleep.PROs were identified through a focused literature review.
It is not in itself a new problem, as scientific discourse often attributes narrow meanings to words which may be more broadly applied in common usage, and teachers need to clearly distinguish between scientific theories of biological and chemical evolution, and the paradigm of evolution as an overarching conceptual framework.
