Increasingly complex considerations, including, for example, how race and ethnicity are defined, differentiated, and conceptualized (30, 31), add to the challenge of meaningfully comparing social groups.
The purpose of this study was to examine how the media framed CAMR to determine: 1) how policy goals were conceptualized; 2) which goals were predominantly voiced; 3) which goals were silenced, and 4) which stakeholder group controlled the public debate.
Figure 1(B) conceptualizes (1) the miRNA-mRNA target relationship as a directed bi-partite graph at the sequence level.
As the story goes, Vernon began conceptualizing "22, A Million" while on a solo trip through the Greek islands.
In general, commitments to abstracta are concomitant with certain commitments to concreta, and inseparable from them, regardless of our ways of conceptualizing.[47] Carnap was a deflationist about traditional ontological disputes, such as whether numbers exist, or physical objects exist.
With respect to offset, we conceptualize DUP1 as ending on the date of initiation of antipsychotic medication treatment targeting psychosis.
The qualitative breakpoints were conceptualized as 0.9, 0.8 and 0.5, respectively.
Fig. 4 Visualization of E1, E2, and peak SV. a Conceptualized E1, E2, and peak SV indices for a single acoustic reflection (modified from Penrose et al. 2005).
However, in spite of this commonality, self-care as assessed by the DSMQ is more strongly associated with glycated haemoglobin, which can be explained by the differently conceptualized functions [19; p. 367 et seq.].
The phenotypic system of model (1) can also be conceptualized as 4 related layers: P(I): metabolites (M) or biochemical traits; P II): component traits (CT); P III): integrated traits (IT); and P(IV): fitness, defined here as differential survival and reproduction.
However, note that it is not possible to be simultaneously good at searching and handling because of the way that these parameters are conceptualized (Table 1).
