In order to steer the landscapes of tomorrow to an aspired future state, it becomes clear that landscape planning could not be done without common consideration of socio-cultural, economic and political components besides the reflection about the ecosystem.
First, GY performs in a similar way as YN does as compared to MYN and γ-MYN; it is consistent with our previous simulation results, as they share a common consideration of transition/transversion rate bias and nucleotide frequencies bias [ 12, 42].
The British retailer claim half of their men's underwear is currently bought by women, and while it's impossible to ascertain how many of these are women purchasing for partners/parents and how many for themselves, the retail chain says it "does suggest that men's underwear is a common consideration for women irrespective of whether or not they are wearing it themselves".
We present a common expected standard for clinical trial design in male and female sexual dysfunction, a common rationale for the design of phase I to IV clinical trials, and common considerations for selection of study population and study duration in male and female sexual dysfunction.
Dr. Keith Laskey, chief design engineer for Thordon Bearings, reviews some of the most common considerations for incorporating non-metallic bearings into your application.
This is a common consideration in research of this type.
The lack of adequate, shared evidence is a common consideration made by the survey participants.
Moreover, the availability of the Retrovirus Tagged Cancer Gene Database [ 13] in principle allows different studies to be combined, and it may be tempting to conclude that loci that are sporadically hit in separate studies are common, without consideration of statistics.
This is a simplistic outlay of the current gradient of the debate there will undoubtedly be other ways of characterizing it but, in broad terms, these statements reflect different views of common considerations.
This module provides a list of common considerations, components, and evaluative steps for selecting one component over another, including smaller stations with a single camera, lens, copy stand, light source, and computer.
Other common considerations cited were the understanding of the science and technology being deliberated, historical precedents, and the fact that there are often no clear right or wrong answers in bioethics.
