The phrase "area of res" is not correct in standard written English and lacks clarity.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, possibly intended to refer to "area of research" or "area of responsibility."
Example: "In the area of res, we need to focus on improving our methodologies."
Alternatives: "field of study" or "scope of work."
"Cup holders will remain, but other areas of the car will not be re-engineered to accept eating in the car.
For this reason it has been suggested that a decree of naturalization, even though the United States does not appear, cannot be compared (as was done in Johannessen v. United States, 225 U.S. 227, 238, 32 S.Ct. 613, 615, 56 L.Ed. 1066) to an administrative grant of land or of letters patent for invention, and that the permissible area of re-examination is different in the two situations.
Time and area of re-entry unknown.
This would be in the area of (re)meeting cute.
I have not only experienced the penal system from the side of the accused, but also served the Florida Department of Corrections as a legislative analyst and Gubernatorial Fellow working in the area of re-entry.
34 It was found that patients pretreated with retinoid creams had less post inflammatory hyperpigmentation and a substantial increase in the area of re-epithelialized skin.
The area of re-innervated striatum around the grafts was calculated in the dorsolateral or ventromedial quadrant from two tyrosine hydroxylase-stained sections (+0.20 and −0.30 mm from bregma), as depicted in Fig. 6, using Image J software (Version 1.32j, National Institutes of Health, USA).
Based on a search in the Scopus digital library, we report from an analysis of peer-reviewed systematic literature reviews and mapping studies to showcase major areas of RE research that use methods from the Empirical Software Engineering paradigm.
In the discussion section, four areas of re-conceptualization of participation in the context of HIS in developing countries are identified: (1) creation of participatory networks; (2) increased context sensitivity; (3) focus on outputs of participation, not just inputs and techniques; and, (4) focus on structural aspects of participation, not just behavioral issues.
Our analysis identified clusters of communities that were of historical importance for HCA risk and new communities that represent areas of (re)emergence (6 ).
