Lacking a watch, one may make crude estimates based on such quantitative aspects of activity as distance travelled, number of dishes washed, or number of pages read.
Because it is based on such fundamental aspects of a social system, such as the tendencies of individuals to be grouped, remain in their social groups and act as non-reproductive helpers, it can be extremely general in its applicability.
This led the authors to conclude that rats are quite poor at discriminating shapes based on such an abstract metric property as aspect ratio.
Naturally, discretion leads to discriminate sales, with many people denied syringes based on such arbitrary factors as race, clothing, health, and other aspects of appearance.
We created 2 quality scores based on such indicators: a "general quality score" that depends on aspects relevant to any meta-analysis and a "genetic quality score" derived from aspects specific to genetics.
Based on such widely accepted theoretical foundations, sociological theories have been formulated to disentangle all of these complex aspects.
The novel aspect of the technology is its ability to deliver customized messages to registered cell-phone users, based on such criteria as the user's address, date of birth, and, in some cases, musical tastes.
Based on such data, we suggest that pathological intra- and inter-hemispheric interactions among key motor regions constitute an important pathophysiological aspect of motor impairment after subcortical stroke.
Several ongoing trials, including the MITO16/MANGO-2, are focused on these aspects (ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01706120), which aim to identify which patients could benefit from treatment based on such molecular features.
Accordingly, via the MC-4 receptor, two key aspects of cachexia can possibly be treated and the anti-cachectic effects of our compounds in the C26 cancer model might be based on such combination effects.
The quantitative aspect of the iFOBT allows to adjust the cutoff value to a screening programme and can be based on aspects such as the intended detection rate, population-related factors (e.g., prevalence of CRC, participation rates) and political issues such as colonoscopy capacity.
