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Ultimately, we must judge a scientific argument, whether in support or opposition to an evolutionary scenario, based upon available evidence and not upon the ideologies of the debaters.
A continuum model by Nair et al. [10] or a pore space model by Ambarwati et al. [11] has been devised based upon available minimum spacing between vehicle corners, referred as pores.
It addresses the problem of estimating and updating observed O D matrices based upon available link flow information by means of the non-linear programming approach corresponding to the Augmented Lagrangian Function (ALM).
We selected a wetland in Pennsylvania (one of several built as mitigation totaling more than 12 ha) built during mitigation efforts for a major highway based upon available background data, the construction document package, and itemized costs.
Various stakeholders in government and industry have traditionally employed risk assessment quantifying material hazard, exposure, and effects assessments based upon available measurable data to derive safe exposure limits and acceptable environmental releases.
To cope with the organizational structure of a large enterprise, within this framework, handheld devices of managers are broken down into different categories based upon available resources and desired security functionalities.
All datasets on which the conclusions of this manuscript are based upon are available from the corresponding author upon request.
This is done for isotactic polypropylene (i-PP) and poly ethylene terephthalate), based upon data available from the literature.
Finally, we summarize the research findings into a set of practical recommendations based upon currently available evidence.
In 2005, the Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) and American Thoracic Society (ATS), based upon data available to them, recommended empiric antibiotic treatment (ABX) guidelines for healthcare-acquired pneumonia (HCAP) including NHAP [11].
The arbitrator did not have the benefit of the evidence that was before the court; based upon the available evidence, the court found no fault with the arbitrator's decision.
