The β parameter has been also used to characterise the type of flood event according to the features of the precipitation.
Radiography is the mainstay to confirm the diagnosis of idiopathic scoliosis in excluding underlying causes (e.g. segmentation abnormalities), to characterise the type of spinal curvature(s), determine the flexibility of the curvature(s), follow disease progression and monitor treatment.
The first approach encompasses methods that characterise the type of degradation and track disturbance, detect gaps in, and fragmentation of, the forest canopy, and proxies that provide evidence of forestry activity.
We develop a novel approach based on Design Structure Matrix and graphs to identify and characterise the type of dependency existent between product parameters and compute the change propagation impacts.
To further characterise the type of cell death induced by etoposide, we measured the caspase 3/7 activity in each cell line.
However, these types of stimuli are commonly used in the literature, as they best characterise the type of behaviour (following, pursuit) that we have tried to characterise: see Barnes (2008) for a review.
It was not possible to characterise the type of HIV infection in the vast majority of the studies, which would improve the characterisation of the populations being studied, and the assessment of type-specific effects.
Also, EOC and PPC may be further studied to characterise the type of BRCA dysfunction including somatic vs germline mutations, methylation, nuclear localisation and export, ubiquitin-mediated degradation and chromatin remodelling.
Approvals included permissions from participants to use their data in an anonymised format: patient names were removed but clinical and demographic data are included to characterise the type of patients interviewed; names of professionals were removed but demographic data and information about service length are included to facilitate comparisons along gender and years of experience.
13 This has a 0 10 cm visual analogue scale for patients to record pain severity or "present pain intensity-visual analogue scale" (PPI-VAS), and a descriptive table to characterise the type of pain and formulate a sensory and affective pain score.
