From these measurements, the Tg value has been derived in agreement with preceding calorimetric data [Buchner et al. Polymer 1989 30 480].
First, he claims that the appropriateness of names, and especially the appropriateness of using particular names for particular kinds, derives from agreement and custom, and not from any inherent appropriateness.
Thus, before deriving the agreement between 24hP and PCR, it was essential to adjust for this difference in both scales.
The model uses a number of parameters, which were derived from agreements on working conditions for all university hospitals in the Netherlands.
Mr. Marshak's rights to the Platters name derive from an agreement he made with Buck Ram, the Platters' producer, manager and songwriter.
However in our view it is too early at this stage to estimate the economic benefits the operator will derive from the agreement and as a result we maintain our forecasts for now but clearly the risk to our forecasts are to the upside.
The aim was not necessarily to reach a single, unanimous opinion of all the experts for each proposal, but to derive points of agreement or disagreement and of indecision.
20 datasets were chosen at random and rescored by the same observer to derive intra-observer agreement.
The PSIR sequences of the left ventricle were inspected for evidence of late gadolinium enhancement (LGE) using an imaging workstation (Carestream, Rochester, NY, USA). 10 datasets were chosen at random and rescored by the same observer to derive intra-observer agreement.
No other European powers facing the Atlantic Ocean ever accepted this papal disposition or the subsequent agreement deriving from it.
Moreover, many of these "unnecessary regulations" are either rules – on banking security, for example – that the UK would want to keep after a British exit from the EU, or derive from international agreements Britain would still have to abide by.
