It has been recognized that the application of model (1.1) is of great significance.
It has been recognized that the application of quality by design (QbD) to continuous processing in the pharmaceutical industry leads to better process control, improved product quality and mitigates scale-up issues (Schaber et al., 2011), whereby a component of QbD involves the development quantitative model-based representation of the process.
In the field of medical research it has been recognized that clinical applications of genomics will become important in clinical practice, as discussed in the recent UK House of Lords report on Genomic Medicine [ 63].
It is recognized that the application of this criterion is challenging but also necessary for the determination of whether a person has dementia.
Finally, it must be recognized that the application of the CHSS model cannot meet every challenge faced by CTC providers, such as insufficient training or gaps in the supply chain.
It is increasingly being recognized that new applications for materials require functions and properties that are not achievable with monolithic materials.
It is recognized that certain therapeutic applications may benefit from optimizations of the antibody format, and this is sprouting an extensive line of research focusing on engineering for enhanced effector function, controlling of half-life, increasing stability and improving tumor and tissue penetration (extensively reviewed in [ 68]).
Although it is recognized that standardization in the application of visitation restrictions is necessary, there is recognition that there may be circumstances that would require deviation from the corporate position.
The specific objective of this work is to evaluate this method of excitation for the purpose of structural condition monitoring, though it is recognized that there are other applications of the analysis, particularly in fatigue life determinations for the structure.
Soon, however, it was recognized that numerous additional scientific and engineering applications could be accomplished by means of modified techniques that extended considerably the capabilities of the early procedures.
