Thus conceived, statistics is one component in a large collection of scientific methods comprising concept formation, experimental design, manipulation and observation, confirmation, revision, and theorizing.
This graphic representation of knowledge of a system or issue comprises concept nodes and causal links weighted according to relative importance.
Suitability means that choreography languages comprise concepts and properties to allow the formulation of real-world business-collaboration scenarios in many perspectives.
Collins and Loftus [1] proposed a model of spreading activation in semantic networks stating that specific semantic memories (e.g., raspberries) are organized into a larger network that comprises concepts (e.g., fruit).
The "principal theme of our time," the essence of which "modernity" had to confront, for him comprised the concept that "human life is in an eminent degree psychological life" (Obras, 3: 152–156).
The workshops comprised new concepts and skills for the teachers that were modelled and rehearsed.
The terminology is comprised of concepts, terms and relationships with the objective of precisely representing clinical information across the scope of health care.
Overall, average scores for many concepts were low (e.g., 7 out of 19 were <1.0), and the range of scores was broad both across and within categories, especially for transmission/patterns of inheritance, which comprised five concepts ranging from 0.3 1.5.
Section 3.1 comprises ATRS concept, which presents the main adaptation triggers and approaches.
Treating to target sUA comprises the concept that ULT should reach and maintain steady subsaturating sUA levels in plasma in the long term [ 2, 3], that is sUA at least lower than 6 mg/dl (360 µmol/L) in all patients with gout, as there is compelling evidence that getting to this minimum target is associated with reduction of flares and tissue deposits [ 48].
