From a legal and ethical viewpoint, the patient's will deserves to be expressed in full, with freedom and real awareness; and it is precisely in this regard that we find, in a nutshell, the essence of informed consent.
In this study, the solutions of superdirectivity will be accurately expressed in full closed-form based on the GS orthogonalization, and the derived Gram-Schmidt mode-beam decomposition and synthesis (GSMDS) superdirectivity model will facilitate the implementation of high-order superdirectivity in practice.
Because the noise correlation coefficients between sensors can be easily determined in the isotropic noise field, all the solutions of superdirectivity have been accurately expressed in full closed-form based on the GS orthogonalization scheme with the use of the frequency and array geometric parameters.
Well, that superior wisdom was expressed in full measure by Admiral Mullen before the Senate this week.
In normal skin syndecan-1 was expressed in full thickness of the epidermis.
Certainly not all human proteins can be expressed in full length in bacteria in a soluble, folded form.
Typical complex SNOMED CT concepts, including negations or not, can be expressed in full first-order logics.
We are currently investigating the sequence and length variation of ymf64 in P. caudatum and will furthermore apply RT-PCR analyses to test whether the gene is expressed in full length.
To include GP's gender in the analyses, every randomly chosen female GP (n = 20) was matched with a male GP (n = 20), regarding age, the number of years working in the present practice, number of working hours per week (expressed in full time equivalent: fte), practice type (single handed or not) and level of urbanization of the working area (city or countryside).
Second, not all jobs supported by STW, even when expressed in full-time equivalents, might be suppressed in the absence of STW due to the role of deadweight effects.
Regular staff was defined as nurses permanently assigned to the ICU (expressed in full-time equivalents).
