Among these, the rising secretion of the glucocorticoids cortisol and corticosterone is salient to the extent of providing definitions for the medical concept of stress.
He presents a categorization of the different types of knowledge and reappraises to some extent the role of definition in knowledge.
From all relevant studies, the main features that were extracted were 1) characteristics of the population (i.e., age, sex, country of birth, extent), 2) definition of diabetes (i.e., type, duration, metabolic control), 3) definition of periodontitis, and 4) intervention (i.e., type, duration), study duration, outcome, and study design.
Delineation of tumor extent and definition of the optimal site for biopsy are well-known and important advantages of amino acid PET at initial evaluation of brain tumors [38 40, 45].
Part of this stems from disruptive innovation, which has made ROI unpredictable, even to the extent of defying traditional definitions.
Thus, the extent of coverage and definitions of various exclusion conditions have implications for the way EPL reforms should be designed and the effect of EPL and its reforms tested.
Cross-national differences in educational attainment by occupational grouping might be explained in part by differences in education systems, but also likely to a certain extent in definitions of occupational classifications.
Similarly, Mattick and Hobson (2000), in an in vitro examination of the etch pattern achieved on the orthodontic bonding area of different tooth types to compare the extent and definition of etch achieved, reported that anterior teeth showed a better etch pattern than posterior teeth.
But since the division is not based on a previous characterization of logical terms generally applicable to arbitrary languages, to that extent the definition of logical consequence is not fully general, and hence unsatisfactory.
Both Q-Tip and Smith seem intent on confounding expectations and, to some extent, the definition of sense itself.
In this paper, we shall extent the definition of R n so that every variable is spherical average defined on a higher-dimensional space.
