Finally, the crop models upon which this report's statistical models are based constitute an important, but recent, development, and will require more work to better represent current yields if there is to be confidence in future projections.
Similar to several adult studies, the confirmatory factor analytic results supported a unidimensional factor structure for the CI-BPD, indicating that the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition, criteria on which the CI-BPD is based constitute a coherent combination of traits and symptoms even in adolescents.
This kind of base constitutes a pertinent and affordable facility for aerospace teams, and the specific aerospace crew training techniques are fruitful for the polar scientists (glaciologists, geologists, specialists of the atmosphere).
The pair of parallel tendons and the pivot at the base constitutes a rotational spring of stiffness, K C, designed to remain elastic during and after an earthquake.
Therefore, the mineralization of collagen based biomaterials constitutes an interesting challenge for bone tissue engineering.
The route followed herein to prepare a folic-acid based radiotracer constitutes the first report of radiolabeling folic acid using the [99mTcN PNP ]2+ as a radiosynthon.
Value based pricing constitutes a paradigm shift from volume to value.
In this paper we study data complexity of answering conjunctive queries over description logic (DL) knowledge bases constituted by a TBox and an ABox.
His conservative base, constituting nearly half of the country, has zealously banded around him in his defense, but the other half of the country — including leftists, social democrats, liberals, secularists, Alevis (who are liberal Muslims) and Kurds — holds a profound resentment for him.
With few exceptions, the region immediately beyond the dura or bony skull base constituted a "no man's land" for the surgeon working from the other direction.
