In agreement with a previously developed convention based on comparing the %PD as measured by DLS with gel electrophoresis analyses (SDS-PAGE)(31) and the ease of crystallization of proteins, 32) populations with a polydispersity <15% are considered monodisperse, whereas those with values >15% are considered polydisperse.
To facilitate fast and accurate recognition, the form of writing was improved by introducing spaces between the words, developing conventions for punctuation and paragraphing, and simplifying graphic forms.
Nic Newman, a research associate at the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at Oxford University, says that, just as they did with Twitter, journalists are starting to experiment with the medium: "When something new comes along people experiment with it and figure out what works well and they develop conventions.
Although it is possible that industries develop conventions or traditions that predispose them to having a CHRO, this incidence is not anchored with any observable contextual contingency.
She frequently traveled to Nicaragua and Geneva to develop conventions on the rights and self-determination of Indigenous peoples around the world.
He had to type out books and develop conventions and technologies that would allow him to succeed in his studies.
"You build hotels, you develop convention centers to attract travelers who can have meetings at the airport, you build a railway station for direct access to the local city and you mine the retail opportunities".
Over time, corporate naming has developed certain conventions: alliteration and vowel repetition are good.
At their weakest, abstract painting and serial music developed academic conventions.
In this work, Rider Haggard developed the conventions of the Lost World subgenre, which many later authors emulated.
