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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.
Thus, as injury surveillance data are used, it is important to understand how the inclusion/exclusion of certain injuries, based upon the definition used, may affect injury distributions.
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.
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.
This was based upon the definition from that used by Salisbury et al (2006), which identifies potential severe immunosuppression such that such patients should not receive live vaccines.
We define here four new, general mechanisms for plant adaptation to drought such that experiments can be more easily designed based upon the definitions.
Based upon the definitions provided, the majority (63.7%) were actually delivering what would constitute "high" irrigating pressures to the wound.
In this article we have accepted the definition of EPV based upon the WHO definition of PV: Ecopharmacovigilance is the science and activities associated with the detection, evaluation, understanding and prevention of adverse effects of pharmaceuticals in the environment.
A technique, based upon the original definition of a "resilience" index to account for the fact that water distribution networks are designed as "looped systems" in order to increase the hydraulic reliability and the availability of water during pipe failures, is introduced.
Hyperparasitemia is based upon the WHO definition of parasitemia >2%, or >5% in semi-immune population.
