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Canuto et al. [2] formulated a scale covariant theory of gravitation by associating the mathematical operation of scale transformation with the physics, using different dynamical systems to measure space-times distances.
She will conduct interviews to gather in-depth understanding of employees' everyday experiences of gratitude at work and use this data to formulate a scale to measure gratitude at work.
From a review of related studies, we formulated a prototype scale.
From a review of stroke scales, the Chinese guidelines for management and treatment of acute ischemic stroke (2010) [ 18], public education materials on strokes, and pre-hospital delay factors found in related studies, we formulated a prototype scale.
The very thought that this transition is incomplete profoundly upsets Mr. Cuomo, whose staff formulated a full-scale public relations offensive to counter the image during preparation for this article.
In 1981, Main, working together with Berkeley graduate student Donna Weston, first formulated an unpublished Scale for Disordered/Disoriented Infant Behavior.
Items in the preliminary scale that satisfied two or more of the following conditions were modified to formulate a temporary scale.
This study formulates a particle-scale breakage rate constant of the linear time-variant population balance model (PBM) for batch dry-milling.
Indeed, this anisotropy in α has been verified theoretically by other authors in the past calculations on conjugated molecules [17 19] and has been used to formulate an "aromaticity scale" for such systems [17].
In this article, we have presented a new approach to formulate a non-empirical scoring scale based on membrane roughness (Rrms) data obtained from atomic force microscopy.
When the size of oil droplets is reduced to a nanometer scale, formulating a low aqueous solubility drug into an emulsion dosage form is an effective method to increase the surface area of the dispersed phase that contains poorly water soluble drugs.
