A codeposition mechanism could be derived, consisting of two steps: I. Temkin type strong adsorption of the particle and II.
Based on this framework, an appropriate intervention strategy was derived consisting of providing action knowledge, using a public commitment- and a goal setting-technique.
A mathematical model of triplex glass beam is derived, consisting of a bending curvature differential equation and a differential equation of PVB-interlayer shear interaction.
Using the regression coefficients of the independent diagnostic indicators, a diagnostic rule will be derived, consisting of an efficient set of tests and their diagnostic values.
Mammary ducts and the highly mitotic terminal end buds from which they are derived consist of two layers of ectodermally derived epithelium, forming a 'tube within a tube' structure.
A 33 item instrument was derived consisting of five factors: Avoidance and Modifying Routine, Reassurance Seeking, Meal Ritual, Control of Family and Turning a Blind Eye, which together explained 60.1% of the variance.
To reduce the complexity of the GO term hierarchy, functional areas were derived consisting of headline terms that represented the gene set at a maximum of certainty, information value, coverage and conciseness (Lotsch et al, 2013).
Because parent and youth total scores correlated quite strongly (Pearson r = 0.57; P < 0.0001), a composite score was derived, consisting of the mean of the parent and youth scores on the measure.
Using the regression coefficients of the independent diagnostic indicators, an easy to use, multivariable diagnostic rule (clinical index) will be derived, consisting of relevant tests and their diagnostic values [ 38].
Using the regression coefficients of the independent diagnostic indicators, an easy to use, multivariable diagnostic rule (asthma prediction rule) will be derived, consisting of relevant tests and their diagnostic values.
The derived model consists of two flat elastic bodies sliding against each other with a constant coefficient of friction.
