MicroRNA are short non-coding RNA involved in the post-transcription gene regulation, which have been defined as an imperative controller in tumor invasions, proliferations and colony formations.
The mixed logit model shows preference heterogeneities, and the latent class model unveils two sources: pro-environmental behaviors with spillover effects, which are defined as "catalyst behaviors", and the awareness about imperatives of ecological farming, which is defined as "induced awareness".
Attaining glycemic control (defined as a A1C concentration of less than 7.0%) is imperative for the delay or prevention of diabetes related complications, which are the real dangers of type 2 diabetes [ 5, 6].
The use of cardiac revascularization procedures, defined as CABS or PCI, represents a distinct philosophy and organizational imperatives concerning the treatment of coronary artery disease.
Supporting this paradigm in emerging messaging systems, which support thousands of users, makes it imperative to efficiently support a very large number of folders, each defined as a selection view: this is the key difference with conventional data warehouses.
They are defined as refugees.
Ms Das was defined as dusky.
This is defined as "closing the referral loop". As health systems grow more complex, regulatory bodies increase vigilance, and reimbursement shifts towards value, closing the referral loop becomes a patient safety, regulatory, and financial imperative.
Organizing logic is defined as the "managerial rationale for designing and evolving specific organizational arrangements in response to an enterprise's environmental and strategic imperatives" (Sambamurthy and Zmud 2000, p. 107).
It was defined as a service industry.
