Numerical methods form a cornerstone of the analysis and investigation of mathematical models for physical processes.
2.4.2, and is a cornerstone of harmonic analysis on the unit disk (see [53], Chap. 0, Theorem 4.2; the extension to (mathbb{L}^{2}) is proved there also): (Harish-Chandra, Helgason).
The cornerstone of our analysis comprises estimates of diatom compositional turnover (or β-diversity) obtained by Detrended Canonical Correspondence Analysis (DCCA) constrained to time as the sole predictor variable [Materials and Methods, 12].
Next-generation sequencing of cellular RNA (RNA-seq) is rapidly becoming the cornerstone of transcriptomic analysis.
Another cornerstone of NGS analysis pipelines is graphical representation of mapped sequencing data.
Although the Declaration of Helsinki specifically addresses medical research, its basic principles have become the cornerstone of ethical analysis of any health research study involving human subjects.
It is clear that in such a context, the quality of the translation is the cornerstone of the analysis, as well as of its credibility.
Systematic reviews have come to be accepted to produce the best estimates of clinical efficacy and effectiveness, thus constituting a cornerstone of policy analysis and cost-effectiveness evaluation [ 1].
In modeling the usage of dental services, we propose to adapt hurdle or two-part models that have served as a methodological cornerstone of empirical analysis in the health economics literature [ 7].
The cornerstone of its analysis I the United Nation's Decent Work Agenda, which calls for creating better jobs for both women, men, obtaining social protection for all rural workers, ensuring that labour standards apply to all rural workers and promoting rural institutions that equally represent women's and men's interests.
Histology is the cornerstone of pathological analysis for lung cancer diagnosis, but can be challenging for a number of reasons including limited sample availability (as for needle biopsies of CT-detected indeterminate nodules) and ambiguous microscopic appearance (close to resection margins, or when quality is compromised by technical artefacts).
