The SAIQ is an assessment tool developed for use in the clinical setting that was derived closely from the concept of the Patient's Experience of Hospitalization (PEH) questionnaire [ 27].
Yet the books from which they derive are closely connected.
Fig. 1 depicts the practical workflow we propose for the identification of mtDNA samples that derive from closely maternally related donors.
Half of "Six Cents" is wildly and mightily original; half of it is derivative, more closely derived from the images and tones of other filmmakers' work than anything in the œuvre of Swanberg or of Andrew Bujalski.
We found that the HA proteins derived from closely related human-derived H7N9 strains contain fewer T cell epitopes than other recently circulating strains of influenza, and that conservation of T cell epitopes with other strains of influenza was very limited.
The derived assessments closely converge to assessments based on chemical analyses, performed on the same stone surfaces.
Our experimental results, using industrial Ethernet applications, confirmed that the data, corrected for the designers' experience, follows the derived model closely and that all data falls inside its 95% confidence interval.
Although ultramafic host a number of endemic taxonomic entities that could be evolutionarily derived from closely related taxa from adjacent environments, so-called "neo-endemics" (Van der Ent et al. 2014, 2015), we could not detect any consistent morphological differences between the C. scortechinii from the Sabah ultramafic sites and that from elsewhere.
It is shown that for a remarkably wide range of geometric and material parameters, which encompasses values typical for the human head, the first ovalling mode of a fluid-filled shell behaves like a membrane filled with incompressible fluid and a simple closed-form expression is derived which closely approximates the natural frequencies obtained using the exact three-dimensional equations.
Thomas derived his closely woven, sometimes self-contradictory images from the Bible, Welsh folklore, preaching, and Sigmund Freud.
