Allocation of funding resources and the scientific career depend to a great extent on the value of the scientific output (measured by impact factor points) of an institution or an individual researcher.
Thus, stockholders under certain statutes have a personal liability making them individually responsible for the debts of the corporation to the extent of the par value of their stock or some other specified limit.
The merit of the proposed method lies in that only one parameter in the entire control scheme requires online adjustment, regardless of the number of parameters in the T-S fuzzy system that characterizes the fuzzy rules; the calculation burden, in this sense, is reduced to the extent of the minimum value.
Effect of sevoflurane on cerebral hemodynamics remains controversial and depends on the extent of the initial value of ICP [ 1].
The extent of the evenness values (0.148 0.773 and 0.085 0.657 for male and female trees, respectively) was driven by major variations in the estimated duration of their different developmental phases.
Respondents were prompted to indicate to what extent each of the values listed in the scale describes their organization on a unipolar rating scale ranging from not at all (1) to a great extent (5).
"[The figures] have been a feisty confident statement and it will cause Kraft and others to recalibrate, to some extent, their expectations of the value of Cadbury," he said.
To look at this question, we examined the correlation between fold-change in 12-pNCA activity and the extent of change (absolute value of the logarithm of the fold-change in activity) on each of the five promiscuous substrates.
Here, however, I come to the only problem that, to me, to some extent undercuts the value of this otherwise very interesting and promising paper.
The whiskers represent the extent of the 95% central values.
