For the transgenic plant risk assessment, problem context and definition together comprise the problem formulation and scoping element of the risk assessment.
The vast range of topics comprises the problems found in nonequilibrium thermodynamics (described by classical or extended entropies), transport theory in continua (reversible or irreversible), elasticity theory, and the theory of propagation of chemical fronts.
Before evaluating the properties of the carry effect in a parametric analysis, an initial 2 × 2 × 2 ANOVA comprising the factors problem size, carry, and distractor type on the fMRI data revealed significant main effects of problem size and carry, which both included magnitude-related bilateral intraparietal activation (BA 7).
It should be emphasized that infections around bone implants comprise the key problem for modern reconstruction surgery [ 32, 33].
The configuration of the reverse logistics network is a complex problem comprising the determination of the optimal sites and capacities of collection centers, inspection centers, remanufacturing facilities, and/or recycling plants.
Co-occurring problems are clustered into the following Syndrome Profiles according to the manual: Anxious/Depressed, Withdrawn, Somatic Complaints (comprising the composite scale for Internalizing Problems), Aggressive Behavior, Rule-Breaking Behavior and Intrusive Behavior (comprising the Externalizing Problems composite scale), Thought Problems and Attention Problems.
With the goal of increasing efficiency by reducing session time and also due to theoretical considerations, a four-step model was designed, comprising the stages of objective-finding, problem-definition, action-planning and the action itself.
Our discussion comprises the process for problem analysis, pricing and contracting for such projects, design and implementation of tools for code exploration and code modification, as well as details of service delivery.
Summarizing, the methodology proposed for the CBT problem comprises the following steps: Step 1. Modeling the specific road network as a IP problem using Eqs.
Factor loadings > 0.5 are marked bold/*has no sufficient loading (see text) The first factor derived in this analysis comprised the following four items: problem based interactive, graphical material, and German language.
Those with "financial problems" comprised the second largest, with 40 cases (20.7%), and those with "other problems" the third largest, with 29 cases (15.0%).
