Next, we consider a special type of mappings which has been used by number of authors in the fields of variational inequality theory and complementarity theory (see [4 6]).
The set-theoretic approach was also exploited by Dedekind in his pioneering work on algebraic number theory (and algebraic geometry in 1882), and by several authors in the fields of real analysis and complex analysis.
An examination of articles published in the last 10 years January 1 , 1998 August 31 , 2008 in all fields of the Essential Science Indicators database ranked China's publication output fifth in the world [7]; however, scientific publications by Chinese authors in the fields of nephrology and urology were not reported.
What are the key terms used by authors in the fields of chiropractic, physical therapy, allopathic and osteopathic medicine in defining the validity of spinal palpatory diagnostic tests in patients with spinal neuromuscular dysfunction?
Since the NLM Medical Subject Headings are the standard controlled vocabulary for the allied health and biomedicine, investigators and authors in the fields of osteopathic medicine, chiropractic and physical medicine should take the opportunity to establish consistent terminology in the field of validity of spinal palpation for neuromuscular dysfunction.
Thus, this author may be considered as the most influential author in the field of solid waste in Iran.
Artificial neural networks have been used by the author in the field of solar energy; for modelling and design of a solar steam generating plant, for the estimation of a parabolic trough collector intercept factor and local concentration ratio and for the modelling and performance prediction of solar water heating systems.
Artificial neural networks have been used by the author in the field of solar energy; for modelling and design of a solar steam generating plant, for the estimation of a parabolic-trough collector's intercept factor and local concentration ratio and for the modelling and performance prediction of solar water-heating systems.
However, the prolonged engagement by the first author in the field of domestic violence (being a psychologist) as well as her frequent field visits to the study site increases the validity of the study.
The nineteen chapters of this text book cover an extensive array of subjects within oncology, drawing on the authors' expertise in the fields of palliative medicine, surgery, as well as clinical and medical oncology.
