Martin, the Khans and their movement — called "Reformed Baptist" — fit the aim of your Lives issue: to "embrace idiosyncrasy".
Depending on the purpose of the data collection, each data system (manual or digital) can better fit the aim.
Nevertheless, out of existing core sets [ 16], categories can be extracted fitting the aim of a newly developed scale.
There are currently over 7,000 companies that fit the aim of Austin Kinetic in the Austin Metro area, with only four major competitors.
The liquid texture of the compressive material does not allow histological examination, and its poor cellularity does not fit the aim of histopathology.
To fit the aim of RNA-seq analysis, we developed the XSAnno framework for annotating orthologous regions for cross-species gene expression comparisons.
Some other search terms such as "global change", "nature reserves" and "national parks" were also tested, but did not lead to new articles fitting the aim of this review.
If case study research design is differentiated from qualitative research, the intended contribution to theory is stated and designs that fit the aimed contribution to theory are outlined and substantiated; this will critically enhance the rigor of case study research.
While all intervention activities will be uniformly delivered across the study sites, where necessary the activities will be customised to fit the aims and purpose of the two different models under evaluation.
The case of Ella Williams and Toyota that was reviewed by the Supreme Court fits the law's aims and requirements well.
So much about Cone fits the complaints and cliches aimed at modern-day ballplayers--they are overpaid, they have no loyalty, they care too much about their union--that the exceptional accomplishments of his 11-year-career must come to many as an irritating or infuriating paradox.
