Canadian air quality standards have conventionally focussed on mean suspended particulate values measured over multiple years.
The assessment of activity cliffs has conventionally focused on compound pairs.
Although treatment conventionally focuses on each risk factor individually, multifactorial intervention reduces significantly the incidence of cardiovascular disease in type 2 diabetics with microalbuminuria.
Metabolic syndrome (MetS) management programs conventionally focused on the adults having MetS [ 1- 3]; while risk assessment for MetS development is also important for many middle-aged adults potentially at risk but do not yet fulfill MetS criteria at screening.
The medical treatment and clinical studies performed on DES have conventionally focused mainly on physician-based outcomes, such as the improvement of epithelium healing and tear film stability [ 6, 7].
Laser light of the same colour, but conventionally focused, is then used to excite the remaining activated fluorophores at the centre of the ring and the fluorescence from this sub-diffraction area is detected.
Analyses of suspended particulate matter and associated air quality standards have conventionally focussed on 24-hour mean levels of total suspended particulates (TSP) and particulate matter <10 microns, <2.5 microns and <1 micron in diameter (PM10, PM2.5, PM1, respectively).
Digital oil field (DOF) systems conventionally have focused on wells, production, and operations.
The collection of such data might be methodologically challenging for systems conventionally more focused on quantitative measurement, but would significantly enlarge understanding of the performance of maternity care.
Technical issues like species adapted methods and the scarcity of pathogen RNA compared to host RNA, all contribute to this conventionally one-sided focus in gene expression studies of infection processes [ 5].
