He especially employed his classics expertise in the explication of ancient anticipations of "critical" scientific philosophy, and the analysis of its natural development.
To represent these four phases, another notation system, especially employed by Kahlweit et al. (1990), uses the symbols 2 -, 2 ¯, 3 and 1, respectively.
As an educated, middle-class qualitative researcher of Asian background, I brought in my own assumptions concerning social interactions of two groups, especially employing disability studies perspectives, into the study.
Additional research, especially employing in vivo models, needs to be performed to study any effects on tumor responses and animal survival.
There are several clinical implications of our findings, including prevention of postnatal distress by improving adaptive coping such as positive reframing and acceptation, which appear to be especially employed by women without clinical anxiety.
25 Programmes in community settings (such as schools) are impractical for many parents, especially employed parents, because of scheduling and location issues; participation rates might be low, and dropout rates might be high.
Its simplicity as a mere joint count or in the context of DASs has also led to acceptance in several of the contemporary trials [ 11, 25], but it is especially employed in observational studies in which assessment times become a logistic challenge as patients are often seen in routine clinical practice.
Especially, we employ proper orthogonal decomposition in combination with the method of snapshots to devise an automated a posteriori algorithm, which helps to reduce significantly the dimensionality for further simulations.
Especially we employ the Spatial domain Convolution/Deconvolution Transform Method (STM) which is introduced by Subbarao and Surya [Subbarao, M., Surya, G., 1994. Depth-from-defocus: A spatial domain approach. Internat. J. Comput. Vision 13 (3), 271 294].
They carry no guarantee of success in the future, especially when employed under novel circumstances.
