In the context of tidal theory applicable to the thermosphere, we then attempt to ascertain to what degree the spectral components at 400 km arise due to vertical propagation from 110 km and, by extension, what components might be excited in situ within the IT system.
In light of our hypothesis that eukaryotes emerged from within Archaea it is important to pose the question why only a single archaeal group experienced this major evolutionary transition in the context of the broadly applicable selective pressure for oxygen tolerance.
As a consequence of incorporating context factors, the number of applicable items per consultation decreased from 12.2 to 11.8 (sub-items: from 40.6 to 37.7).
To operationalize the S&T productivity in the context of FNR projects, a list of applicable S&T outputs (patents (ST1), industrial applications (ST2) and utilization of project results on the national level (ST3)) was created based on the reviewed literature, and was later confirmed by the field experts and participants with experience of formal networking programs.
Some of the questions that she and colleagues affiliated with the Pro-Choice Alliance for Responsible Research have asked in the context of the United States are applicable to Argentina today, such as whether or not gamete donors will be allowed to remain anonymous, or if "donor offspring" will be able to learn the identity and medical status of their biological parents.
Our study is limited to the context of Ontario, and is applicable at a population level.
Hence, the possibility that combined examination of iARs and mARs in prostate carcinomas, in the context of a test clinically applicable and easy to perform, could lead to a more accurate biologic grading of predictive and/or prognostic importance.
The theory, derived formally in the context of discretised systems, is directly applicable to continuous systems.
However, due to differences between environmental and clini-cal health sciences, the evidence base and decision context of these methods are not applicable to exposures to environmental contami-nants, including EDCs.
It would also be good to discuss the possible consequences of epistasis in this context (if applicable).
