The intent of these programs is to make concise knowledge available to providers, at the time of an event and at the point of care.
The conclusions will serve future investigations as a concise knowledge source to develop improved test facilities and tire ice models, aiding to the development of better tire designs, and improved vehicle safety systems.
Oncology (second edition) by Max Watson, Ann Barrett, Roy Spence, and Chris Twelves is a text book written with the aim of providing concise and updated knowledge of adult medical and clinical oncology for undergraduate medical students, junior doctors, general practitioners, as well as hospital staff working in the care and treatment of patients with cancer.
This concise volume draws on the knowledge of 23 authors, many of whom are either current or past staff members of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The tract was the first concise expression of the Fabian conviction that public knowledge of the facts of industrial society was the essential first step toward the reform of that society.
One algorithm to find such genes might be: Expressed in the native BioBike language (BioLisp), this might be written as follows: Although this solution is concise and relatively efficient, its programming requires detailed knowledge of both the BioLisp programming language, and of how to call upon BioBike's knowledge resources.
But stay with a clear and concise one if your reader only has a working knowledge of the language.
This is an important issue as the SDS is intended to be a clear and concise document, which takes into account the specific needs and knowledge of the user group.
Mathematical models to explore DNA correlation structures may contribute to a better knowledge of the DNA and to find a concise DNA description.
Be aware that if you are writing a letter to a CEO or Managing Director, it will need to be extra clear, concise and well-written, as they will have no prior knowledge of the incident.
