Rather, he said, the study was designed to ask the more fundamental question of whether a physical barrier of cells would indeed act as a barrier to prevent damage to cells on the other side.
Each HUI questionnaire is designed to ask the minimum number of questions required to classify a subject's health status according to both HUI2 and HUI3 classification systems.
HUI questionnaires are designed to ask the minimum number of questions in order to classify the health status of a subject according to both the HUI2 and HUI3 systems.
Most of the current studies reviewed here were designed to ask questions concerning the physicochemical properties of novel QD products such as fluorescence, detectability, stability, and cell labeling efficacy, not QD toxicity per se.
Experiments designed to ask why questions based on the ecological principles that regulate the abundance and distribution of weedy species in disturbed, cropped environments will be asking the right questions to achieve a sustainable agriculture.
To create Error 404, an interactive show designed to ask big questions of its audience, Daniel Bye was appointed "philosopher in residence" at a Wimbledon primary school.
The current study was designed to ask two important questions: what is the single-agent activity of ixazomib among patients with limited prior exposure to proteasome inhibitors and the value of combining ixazomib with dexamethasone.
Qualitative interviews are often designed to ask open-ended questions, enabling the researcher to hear and make sense of responses from the people who are being interviewed without predetermining their points of view by fixing response categories ahead of time, as in quantitative survey methodology.
Until then, the utility of this approach is dependent upon the use of rigorous definitions (e.g., what exactly is memory?) and experiments designed to ask questions that are biologically relevant to the species under investigation.
More deployable bangs are needed with fewer bucks: that is the message behind the defence green paper, an exercise designed to ask questions, but not answer them.
