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Paleoseismology is also part of the broader field of earthquake geology, which comprises aspects of modern instrumental studies of earthquakes (seismology), tectonics and structural geology, historical surface deformation (geodesy), and the geomorphology of tectonic landscapes (tectonic geomorphology).
The nonclinical development plan (NDP) for biotechnology-derived pharmaceuticals (biologics) as addressed in this review comprises aspects of nonclinical drug safety (toxicology and safety pharmacology), nonclinical pharmacokinetics (PKs) and nonclinical and clinical bioanalytics.
This subscale of the QLiS comprises aspects of satisfaction, happiness and general feelings of well-being.
SOC certainly shows considerable overlap with negative emotionality or reversed neuroticism and comprises aspects of emotional stability.
This program comprises aspects of quality concerning structure, process and outcome on the basis of conventional specialties in rehabilitative medicine (like orthopedic, cardiologic or psychosomatic rehabilitation, with others still under way).
Self-regulated learning is considered to be a capability that comprises aspects of responsibility for one's own learning, such as evaluating, regulating, and setting goals for the learning process [ 1, 5].
Think instead of Jean-Philippe Rameau, whose "actes de ballet," hybrid works comprising aspects of both opera and dance, were the toast of the 1700s in France.
Finally, these activities are affected by asymmetric power relations, local-specific socio-economic conditions, and hybrid institutional arrangements which comprise aspects of the formal legislation and informal regulations.
A structured questionnaire, comprising aspects of mobility and gross motor function, was constructed.
The state that it identifies is described as 'PD', comprising aspects of both depression and anxiety.
In the present study, the first factor identified was "relationship and engagement" which comprised aspects of social relationships and activities.
