A discussion of the case-study characteristics and the sample collected is considered in Section 4.
Using Hong Kong as a case study, the characteristics of dense building development and the major factors affecting low energy building are evaluated.
We suggest that the data analysis illustrated by this case study is characteristic of computational challenges that might be faced by modern clinical researchers who have access to inexpensive high-throughput genomic assay technologies for profiling their patient populations.
This variability may depend on methodological differences, on case definitions and study characteristics; many of the previous studies based on small samples of relatively few new-onset cases [3, 7].
This paper also presents a brief case study using these characteristics.
The simulation model is applied to a case study considering the characteristics of a location in northern Chile.
The historical background, need of this case study, the Architectural characteristics, details and construction technology of buildings in this campus is enlightened.
A case study investigating macroscopic characteristics of urban traffic flow and predicting exhaust emissions emitted by various types of vehicles in urban areas is conducted to illustrate the applicability of the model and the effectiveness of the algorithm.
The paper presents a case study in which characteristics of acoustic-to-electric energy conversion of a candidate loudspeaker (alternator) – selected from the viewpoint of general performance, as well as parameters such as: high force factor, low electrical resistance and low mechanical loss – are measured.
Following a case study design, descriptive characteristics on members' locations and number of posts were collected from the forensic occupational therapy online discussion group.
In 10 of the 12 studies, Sn was low (<53%), even in cases of altering study characteristics [ 20].
