The obtained results and performed analysis clearly demonstrate that applying specific gas conditions in the vacuum chamber leads to reduction of gas-phase mutual particle collisions probability, therefore the omission of the bias polarization and/or substrate heating is allowed.
Thus, we applied the specific conditions and requirements for "Good Practice of Secondary Data Analysis" provided in [ 15] to this study and the study was vetted by the hospitals responsible data security and protection official.
Instead of starting with the principles and applying them to specific conditions, he's starting with the conditions — ten of them, anyway — and progressing toward where they converge.
Applying any of these methods is optional for all buildings, but where dynamic analysis is needed due to the specific conditions, applying "site specific design spectrum" will be mandatory.
To evaluate the burden of comorbidities, we used the Deyo adaptation of the Charlson comorbidity index, applying lung cancer specific condition weights as described in the literature.
The specific conditions apply only in France, and concern only ads for tools aimed at helping drivers avoid speeding tickets.
By combining UV exposure and drug release, light-responsive systems become very advantageous, particularly for antimicrobial systems because light can be applied instantaneously and under specific conditions with high accuracy [45, 48].
For example, Court said, "there were no specific conditions" applied to the $90,000 donation Main Street American Values made in 2013, just days after he testified in Sacramento in support of drug testing for doctors.
"Quatermass II is the British Invasion of the Bodysnatchers, but I don't necessarily think that's a bad thing... What Quatermass II does is take that metaphor and apply it to the specific conditions of Britain in the 1950s; not just the Cold War paranoia, but the traditional British grumbling resentment of bureaucracy as represented by the council, or in this case big business".
This is a problem for the detection of bacterial DNA when two specific conditions apply: 1) Target DNA is present in very small quantities; and 2) Bacterial species are unknown, possibly mixed, and the assay cannot be designed to exclude specific species.
Clinicians and policy-makers can also apply the CMR to specific conditions, whether it is violent death, malnutrition, or malaria.
