Note from direct inspection of Definition 1.2 and the triangle property of distances that if has the -property then for any.
"Internal evidence," Beardsley says, "is evidence from direct inspection of the object" (Aesthetics, p. 20).
We believe that these interventions, which arose from direct inspection observations and sample testing, have contributed to the prevention of illness and are necessary for public health.
Electron microscopy is widely used in virology because viruses are generally too small for a direct inspection by light microscopy.
He seemed to regard this matter as simply open for verification by direct inspection.
Direct inspection for fluorescence by using unfixed liver specimens demonstrated that transfection with pCEIL and phRL-SV40 mixed with in vivo-jet PEI yielded a high degree of fluorescence in the liver, upper panel of the "DNA/PEI" column).
When direct inspection for fluorescence was performed using major organs (including brain, lung, liver, spleen, stomach, kidney and intestine) 1 day after IPPIGT, there was no detectable fluorescence in those samples (data not shown).
This was achieved either by processing a parallel sample of c-Kit enriched BM cells, providing a sufficient cell number for standard gel electrophoresis, or by direct inspection of each sample using the Bioanalyzer DNA1000 assay (Methods and (Additional file 2: Figure S2)).
There is need for countries to classify EmOC facilities after direct inspection.
