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A five-minute immobility bout was chosen based upon definitions of Drosophila sleep [20], [21].
A truth table was utilized to define specific types of field defects, based upon definitions of the expert panel.
Based upon definitions of 4 (i.e. SBP, cholesterol, triglyceride and glucose) parameters in addition to BCS, approximately 20% of the obese dogs of the study were classified with ORMD, respectively.
You know, you put it on a piece of paper: WILL CUT $100 BILLION IN OUR FIRST YEAR, THAT'S OUR PLEDGE, and now you find it getting hemmed and hawed based upon shifting definitions of "year" and "first" and the Julian calendar.
In this section, we derive a numerical approximation based upon the definition of newly proposed derivative of fractional order [4], _{0}^{CF} D_{t}^{alpha} bigl( f ( t ) bigr) = frac{M alpha)}{1-alpha} int_{0}^{t} f ' ( x ) exp biggl[ - alpha frac{t-x}{1-alpha} biggr],dx.
The construction of the scheme is based upon the definition of some geometric vectors which are defined on a moving mesh.
It is based upon the definition of the paragenetic sequence, which is a conceptual representation of the diagenetic events through time.
The second approach is based upon a definition of objectness and detects regions with the highest objectness measures.
Based on the above outlined considerations and existing guidelines, a new approach for toxicology assessment based upon the definition of three distinct toxicological limits is proposed: 1) <1.5 μg, 2) <100 μg and 3) >100 μg.
This approach is based upon the definition of R0, but it does not ensure that the calculated R0 is also an epidemic threshold parameter.
We discuss the diagnostic process and variation in how IBS is defined, how many of the population have IBS based upon these definitions, which members of the population are most likely to be affected, and discuss key aspects of the natural history, including symptom fluctuation and the association with other functional conditions.
