RSS can be divided into static bias and dynamic bias according to different bias units and can also be divided into push-the-bit and point-the-bit approaches according to different directing principles.
These new agents produce a more selective effect on these cells as they are directed, in principle, specifically to the molecular changes which distinguish cancer cells from normal cells thereby reducing toxicity to normal tissues (Benson et al, 2006).
As evidenced in the civil constitution analogy, we recognize that it should direct other principles and not vice-versa and that the authority is proper to conscience and no other principle.
Thus it is inconvenience to obtain the direct principle for the parameter optimizations of the CC-VSC to improve the small-signal stability [11].
John Locke's vigorous criticism later in the century was directed against innate principles (supposed axioms, both theoretical and practical, implanted in the mind by nature) and the innate ideas claimed as the terms of the principles.
While Colonel Qaddafi deserves censure, and his Green Book, I am sure, merits ridicule, perhaps sarcasm should not be directed to political principles that fill every American civics course.
Method outcomes are action principles directed to managers, and assessment of user needs directed to architects, along with evidence.
We offer an alternative route that uses physiology and computational modeling as a means of generating 'predictive anatomy', where the questions about underlying structure are directed to fundamental principles of organization and operation of the cortical circuits.
Data collection was directed by the principles of convenient purposive sampling and data saturation [ 26].
39 It will be directed by the principles of addressing the significant points in the data while incorporating key interpretations, with analytical decisions documented by an audit trail and shaped by previous research experience and findings.
