Furthermore, it is useful to conduct measurements as a time series to capture the development of ROS over a period of 24 hours.
The reported models focus on the lower most-valuable stem part (i.e. until 6 m height), and cover different tree development classes to capture the development of branchiness over time.
The study also confirmed the capability of the developed tool to predict the impact of such phenomena on the system behavior, and to capture the development of thermal stratification in a plenum at low flow condition.
The aim of the study is to introduce selected characteristics of risky behaviour associated with addictive substances within all urban primary schools in the regional capital České Budějovice in order to capture the development of these pathologies in the population of older school children.
We used a times series approach to capture the development of diabetes in the GK strain.
Although the human female microarray captures the timeframe of meiotic prophase, the yeast and male mouse microarrays cover the entire meiosis, and the female mouse experiment was designed to capture the development of the murine embryonic ovary.
For this study, the simulations were run over a lifetime horizon in accordance with the current guidelines that recommend time horizons be sufficient to capture the development of all relevant complications (4, 5).
This occurs because shorter time horizons fail to capture the development of many end-stage complications, such as end-stage renal disease, severe vision loss and macrovascular complications, some of which would be avoided in the pioglitazone treatment group.
To capture the development stages at hospital level (Q15, Q16, Q20) several possibilities were considered such as the five levels of safety culture advancement reaching from pathological to generative [ 31] or the design safety capability maturity model that also contains five levels reaching from uncontrolled to optimized [ 32].
The methodology contains cases within the case by including two specific policy processes in order to capture the development in further detail, and to enable cross-case comparisons that in turn contribute to a more robust case study (cf. Walt et al. 2008).
