This workshop brings together scholars who are re-describing the impact of the translingual practice around key terms concerning religion and the state (e.g. theology, secular, atheism) in East Asia and in Europe and America, critically re-formulating outdated categories, and addressing the location of East Asian traditions in the humanities and in society more broadly.
Two uncertainty back-propagation models are formulated and critically compared.
We followed the guidelines for making critically appraised topics as formulated by Sacket et al.[ 6] We used Medline, the Cochrane Library and the Dutch clinical guideline database (CBO) to search for relevant evidence to the clinical questions.
We also believe that, given the complexities of the problem, OCR's process has sacrificed the basic safeguards of the lawmaking process and that those safeguards are critically necessary to formulate sound regulatory policy.
In this paper, each option was critically scrutinized and decision rules formulated based on well-described literature examples.
Perhaps the primary lesson learned from the immune case is that such identifications are preliminary at best, and more critically, how immune identity is formulated supports certain ideological positions over others.
But this is not a contribution to the study of "orientalism", a term that, as formulated by Edward Said (and critically parsed by Mars-Jones), "reduces all the ways in which cultures can misunderstand each other to mechanisms of control".
We did not restrict inclusion of manuscripts on methodological quality or any other critically appraisal criteria other than the criteria we formulated for data extraction.
A $10.5m plan, formulated by the Wildlife Conservation Society could save the "critically endangered" Cross River gorilla found along the southern section of the Nigeria-Cameroon border.
Most critically, increased ligand density on anti-CD4-targeted nanoparticles formulated with the linoleic acid avidin conjugate resulted in a 5% increase in binding of CD4+ T cells.
