We apply lazy evaluation, a demand-driven evaluation strategy in which signals in the circuit are evaluated on a 'need to do' basis, resulting in a considerable saving in circuit simulation time.
Eight individuals were excluded on this basis, resulting in a final sample of 30 individuals.
In most cases, assay-related protocols are developed on an individual laboratory basis, resulting in a large number of different protocols being applied worldwide.
In the following we will use different temporal aggregations, considering both the activity over the whole period or on a daily basis, resulting in an overall entropy value for a given cell or in an entropy time series, respectively.
The efforts of the Serbian leader Vuk Karadžić to establish the Serbo-Croatian vernacular on a literary basis resulted in a new translation of the New Testament (Vienna, 1847) that went through many revisions.
In the scenario investigating nalmefene intake, the use of nalmefene daily as opposed to on an as-needed basis resulted in a cost per QALY of £10 080 with 84% probability of being cost-effective at the £20 000 threshold.
The use of the mixture (bagasse-straw-tops, 1 1 1, dry weight basis) resulted in an intermediate pattern, compared to the residues used individually, without any notable deleterious effects.
The advantage here, of course, is that like many other cloud-based offerings, instead of having to make upfront capital investments in desktop infrastructure (read: Old Skool IT), organisations can buy in DaaS on a pay-as-you-go basis, resulting in up to a 30percentnt saving, apparently, on the total cost of ownership for desktops across the business.
The included instruments, Life Cycle Assessment for environmental and Life Cycle Costing for economic evaluations, are often suggested and applied on a stand-alone basis – resulting in double data generation, inconsistencies, and a loss of significance.
It consists of a set of interacting parts which communicate on a mutual basis resulting in each part influencing and being influenced by the other, ultimately displaying identifiable coherent patterns (Dallos and Draper 2000).
Humans encounter crowd situations on a daily basis, resulting in both negative and positive experiences.
