We stress that in-depth exploration of the impacts imposed by biofilm in MD, FO and PRO systems is essential before developing new approaches for biofouling mitigation.
Its use allows for the exploration of the impacts of specific engineering design parameters in the context of geologic uncertainty as a means to both understand and maximize profitability of the production operation.
Differing from qualitative and survey-oriented research, this study proposes a system dynamics model for the quantitative exploration of workload impacts on R&D-system equilibrium under different supplier manufacturer relationships.
Future research will involve item reduction, evaluation of the instrument's psychometric properties, and exploration of additional impacts of nighttime symptoms of COPD.
Nevertheless, the results reported here answer a call to incorporate more ecologically relevant variation into the exploration of the impacts of variation in heterozygosity in natural populations [ 3].
NGO research has emphasized exploration of the impacts of individual organizations or projects, often overlooking the broader implications of NGOs and their work [ 4, 5].
His debut was a failure, but he later rebounded with the eight-part television series The Shock of the New, an exploration of the impact of modern art and architecture.
He melds the classic Rocky tropes – the seemingly unbeatable opponent, the harsh training regime, the climactic showdown – with a subtle and serious exploration of the impact of absent fatherhood on black masculinity.
Ari (a delightfully goofy Sara Buffamanti), a surrogate daughter to Dallas and Minna, is the third member of this subterranean family, and she serves as a guinea pig for the play's exploration of the impact of culture in a crumbling society.
"Whistler, Women, and Fashion," an intensely rewarding show at the Frick Collection, arrives on the heels of "Manet/Velázquez," at the Met, a grand exploration of the impact of the Spanish Baroque on nineteenth-century France, which ends with works by Whistler, as well as by Eakins, Sargent, and Chase.
