The phrase "aspects number" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the quantity or count of certain aspects, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The aspects number related to the project needs to be clarified for better understanding."
Alternatives: "number of aspects" or "count of aspects".
By tuning of the synthesis conditions, nanostructures with different aspect number can be obtained such as nanoparticles, nanowires, nanorods, nanofibers.
We had collected clinical aspects (Failure mode, IGSII score, mortality in ICU) and pharmaceutical aspect (number of drug, offending drugs) at daily medical staff meeting.
The pervading paradigm in medicine is, they suggest, reductionism in the sense that we typically focus on one factor as a disease cause or target for disease intervention (corresponding to aspect number 2 defined above).
In the global aspect (number of finished trips), our multiagent-based road pricing approach is compared to two other approaches: fixed road pricing and an iterative dynamic user equilibriumb (DUE) method already implemented in SUMO.
"From a design aspect, numbers are wonderful shapes, plus they have endless meaning," said Larry Hokanson, the company president, who was heavily involved in the design and said he was inspired by Abstract Expressionist art.
Complexity has other aspects besides number of part types.
Graduate students and researchers will find this volume a valuable resource on new developments in various aspects of number theory.
Specificity therefore exists in two physical aspects: the number of tender points and the distance covered in the 6-MWT.
While some aspects of number processing might be independent of language, other aspects might be dependent on the form of presentation of a problem.
The catchment area can be further divided into two equally important aspects: the number of households to be served and their geographic distribution (see Figure 2).
