In the case of an observational study and non-intervention-based comparison groups based on, for example, a patient characteristic the cost-effectiveness analysis demonstrates the change of the average costs (relative to the change in the average effectiveness).
In model-based performance evaluation the workloads can be estimated based on, for example, standard specifications, prior experience from the application domain, or available processing capacity.
Engineered transcription factors are based on, for example, zinc‐finger proteins (ZFP) that bind DNA in a sequence‐specific manner.
"Our analysis shows that direct substitution of livestock products in the diet with analogue high protein products based on for example soy involves increased dependence on imported crop commodities.
For the collection, which will be launched in September, there will be a variety of silk satins and tulles based on, for example, an 18th century glass and gilt scent bottle and a 19th century pattern from William Morris.
Anyway, if you have an environment like that and you design your system based on, for example, renewables alone, it puts lot of constraints on, for example, solar energy production.
Evidence for very efficient kinetic routes to products but involving immeasurably small concentrations of surface species raises general issues relating to the more traditional approach to catalysis based on for example a Langmuir- Hinshelwood mechanism.
Following the basic concepts of polycondensation/polyaddition mechanisms, a diversity of supramolecular polymers, based on, for example, metal-to-ligand coordination, ionic interaction, or hydrogen bonding, has been reported.
What danger is it that, at some stage, it's those companies that pay for the ads that decide what gets to be played and not (based on, for example, what kind of songs/bands are convenient to wrap their ads in) SASHA FRERE-JONES: There is great danger.
While current technology might not be sufficient for someone to identify you by using face recognition software, it's very likely that software coming out in the future would have no problem identifying you (or someone else) based on, for example, a blurry photograph.
Job seekers form their expectations based on, for example, organizational recruitment activities and recruiter communication (Cable et al. 2000).
