Ethnography was used to characterise aspects of the social behaviour of design teams and the results have been described in previous papers.
To account for the variability of effects measured across studies, data were collected to characterise aspects of the campaign and evaluation design associated with each effect, and analysed to identify a model of seven campaign factors for testing by meta-regression.
Following the mating trials, we quantified female reproductive investment by characterising aspects of female fecundity.
Near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) is a noninvasive optical technique characterising aspects of CA. The NIRS-derived tissue oxygenation index (TOI) is correlated with blood pressure (BP) to produce an index of vascular reactivity (TOx) [ 1].
He was particularly concerned at what he perceived as the culture of mediocrity that characterised all aspects of Albanian society and, thanks to his initiative, the first attempts were taken towards encouraging open public criticism.
Established risk factors for pancreatic cancer include smoking, long-standing diabetes, high body fatness, and chronic pancreatitis, all of which can be characterised by aspects of inflammatory processes.
The spread of this planning mechanism is stressed, and seven relevant characterising aspects of TDR programs in Lombardy are highlighted (with reference to: reasons for TDR adoption, designation of sending and receiving areas, allocation rate, destiny of sending areas, mandatory nature of the transfer, market of development rights and role of the public authority).
One participant characterised this aspect of HIA as 'applied epidemiology' and this predictive aspect of HIA was identified as powerful, valuable and important.
Numerous studies have looked at characterising various aspects of milk powder deposition, agglomeration and caking.
These tensions can be viewed as ways in which early medieval narratives seek to characterise those aspects of individual behaviour which can be said to fit in to a modern world view and, in so doing, to reinforce the values which that world view presents.
