Guidelines for achieving this cover three aspects of surrogates testing: experimental design of tests, ongoing corroboration assessment of evidence produced by tests, and accumulation of lessons learned from multiple test studies over time.
This column will cover three aspects of the interactions of physics and biology as seen from the viewpoint of four members of the Division of Undergraduate Education of the National Science Foundation.
The questions cover six aspects: scientific views of health; infectious diseases; chronic diseases; safety and first aid; medical care; and health information.
The queries are expected to cover three aspects of the search [ 3]: the health condition; the intervention; and specific publication types such as Randomized Control Trials (RCTs).
The GQL-15 [ 4] consists of 15 vision-related items, which primarily cover four aspects: central and near vision (two items), peripheral vision (six items), glare and dark adaptation (six items), and outdoor mobility (one item).
In this Review, as illustrated in Scheme 1, we will cover four aspects of UCNPs from their recent advances: (i) a brief introduction to UCNPs; (ii) single nanoparticle imaging; (iii) ensemble optical imaging, encompassing in vitro cell culture imaging, deep tissue optical imaging, as well as multimodal animal bioimaging; (iv) NIR light mediated photochemistry and phototherapy.
Alignment2 in our opinion covers two aspects: (a) how aligned are research questions with policy priorities and (b) how aligned are research and policy making processes which enable opportunities for collaboration between the two groups.
The feasibility study covers two aspects: (1) the technical feasibility of a suitable absorption cooling plant that uses two separate pieces of absorption equipment working with the pair ammonia water and (2) the relevant economic venture analysis.
The analysis covers two aspects: (a) the quantitative description of the literature generated as a result of the mission's engineering and exploitation, and (b) the influence of this literature on the generation of additional scientific and technical knowledge.
This chapter covers two aspects of ground control in burst-prone ground: (1) the critically important issue of assessing the vulnerability of underground excavations to damage by dynamic disturbances, and (2) support selection principles to prevent or mitigate rockburst damage.
