The analysis of this information can provide elements for delineating a range of interventions to be tested in further phases.
The function of an immune cell is largely delineated by a range of proteins it produces.
Living under constant scrutiny, today's women are still beholden to outdated social mores delineating the proper range of behavior expected from women: domesticity and motherhood being paramount.
It is named for the American geologist Alfred Hulse Brooks, who first delineated the range's geologic character.
But the researcher showing off the set-up reaches his arm into the robot's range of motion, delineated by black and yellow tape on the floor, and the robot slows to a stop.
But in contrast to Apple, with its narrow range of clearly delineated products, Hewlett offered a vast array of goods, with 158 variations, mostly things like laptop computers, printers and digital cameras aimed at the back-to-school and holiday shopping markets.
According to the review author, results of the research to date suggest an association between mobile phone use and glioma risk that falls in the range of magnitude delineated for passive smoking and lung cancer.
Our findings underline the importance of actor analysis as an investigative resource for delineating actor positions on a range of strategic issues pertinent to health workforce futures to reveal a different perspective of the system's evolution than that derived from conventional health workforce forecasting methods.
Primary care interest societies have broadened the potential remit of GPwSIs, delineating roles in a wider range of clinical areas and involving a more strategic role than was originally envisaged [ 10, 11].
Possibly, one or two ICAs delineated at optimal positions is enough to achieve correlations of 0.99 with fully delineated ICV, since this figure is within the upper range of the correlations found when delineating ICAs with 50 mm spacing.
With the consideration of the location of nodes, candidate forwarders are delineated within a range closer to the sink.
