Exclusion criteria included, short communications and nonavailability in full text format.
COLLABORATION AND COMMUNICATIONS Nonscientific criteria play an important role in decisions to hire scientists for work in genomics.
Whereas in the old regime Ofcom has an obligation to review the state of PSB every five years, according to criteria set out in the Communications Act, the secretary of state is now proposing to give himself the power to order a snap review.
The primary classifications employed in the Kevany Riposte and K-Score were based directly on previously-identified "Top Ten" criteria keywords (e.g. "communications"; "adaptability"), as described above.
The correlations within the naturalistic setting provide evidence of convergent and criterion-related validity for assessing communications.
This is realized with the aid of the outage probability (OP) criterion in the context of cooperative communications, which is widely considered in modern wireless communication systems.
As a property manager, he said, he tries to differentiate among the many companies offering communications services using three criteria: the financial capability to deliver promised services, the range of services offered and the technology being used.
We exemplify its use in the formalisation of a selection criterion based on coverage of process communications for integration testing.
So, when the criteria establishing a privilege are met, these communications are legally outside the reach of any judge or prosecutor.
The primary engineering end point was the percent time with all system communications working properly; the protocol criterion for success in this early feasibility study was this time reaching >80% of the total time of investigation.
