Introducing more microscopic detail into macroscopic models can also be done in a more pragmatic way, where dedicated, detailed microscopic simulation programs are used to obtain information about reaction efficiencies/rates as a function of density, temperature, etc.
Meredith Rosenthal at the Harvard School of Public Health reported in The New England Journal of Medicine that the industry spends roughly $15.7 billion annually marketing medications, with $4.8 billion dedicated to detailing individual physicians, or roughly $6,000 to $11,000 a doctor a year.
Those who came to hear the author talk were, unsurprisingly, unscandalised by the violence in the novel, narrated as it is with the same toneless exactitude elsewhere dedicated to detailing restaurant meals or the décor of his apartment.
During a visit to Toronto last week, I noticed the entire city was pivoting around a story by Gawker, a site that has a broad range of interests, but at its core is dedicated to detailing the running silliness of life in Manhattan.
They are geeks who run an online zine called NetSlaves (soon to be a book published by McGraw-Hill), which is dedicated to detailing the plight of real-world tech Dilberts.
Our dedicated algorithm detailed in the method section scaled properly to the real case that we are studyingc.
Phelan takes issue with McNulty's report and complains to senior Police Department figures, embarrassing them into creating a detail dedicated to investigating Barksdale.
In conclusion, there is clearly a need to characterize the target organ stroma with the same level of detail dedicated to the primary tumor stroma.
In every matter, the firm is dedicated to providing detail-oriented and empathetic representation, as well as to protecting its clients' confidentiality.
For each PDB entry, there are dedicated summary and details pages.
