This unfocused show of works in which line figures, literally or conceptually, includes an invigorating giant doodle by Diana Cooper; whited out ledger pages by Peter Wegner; the image of a scribble cut from brown felt by Arturo Herrera; a dripped line from a performance by Francis Alys; a string sculpture by Pae White; and tangled plastic zip ties by Mungo Thomson.
(iii) The defined domain of applicability, although conceptually included in one of the above stages of the unambiguous algorithm framework, is customarily specified separately for clarity.
To the best of our knowledge, eq 31 is the first QSAR correlation that conceptually includes multiple ionizations.
The moderate but significant relationship between stress-related symptoms and pain in fibromyalgia patients presented here is a new finding, but may be conceptually included in the findings by Yunus and colleagues.
The 0.4 cut-off is considerably higher than the unconditional probability of any cause, and conceptually includes a level approaching a 50 50 possibility for a particular cause, while leaving scope for other likely causes to be included in the overall consideration of the case.
For a treatment of how terms of creation and emanation might be conceptually reconciled (including a treatment of H.A. Wolfson and A. Altmann on this theme), see Pessin 2003.
Conceptually, multimorbidity includes all potential other conditions.
Other similar, but conceptually different approaches include generalized singular value decomposition [ 91], and integrative bioclustering methods [ 92, 93].
They chose to include conceptually rich studies with a poor report of method, arguing that meta-ethnography is concerned primarily with conceptual development.
Examples of conceptually similar approaches include the connectivity map [ 44, 45], molecular concept mapping [ 46], and the relevancy metric [ 23], which all provide the capability to link new experiments to existing ones.
