By contrast, for Pharma, DDM&S highly impacts direct fields of compound development to foster regulatory submissions: for 65 75%, DDM&S has a frequent impact on the understanding of drug characteristics, rational dose selection, and decision making.
This result can be used to explain the Estes and Mudawar spray-cooling experiment [3] where the evaporation efficiency was higher with light sprays than with dense sprays, since the droplet evaporation needs a relatively long time and the droplets evaporate more in light sprays by avoiding the frequent impacts of other droplets.
On the other hand, OHIP-14 explores psychological and social disabilities as well as handicap, which are more severe and less frequent impacts of oral disorders.
For different fields, however, the perceived dominating impact varies from "frequently" to "occasionally" to "never": In Academia, >50% perceive a frequent impact (dark blue circles) of DDM&S in the fields of understanding drug, system, and disease characteristics as well as methodological aspects that lead to mechanistic knowledge and methodological progress.
The findings show that the areas of most frequent impact were those at the intermediate level (secondary outputs).
Our results indicate that about half of the participants (16/31) perceived a "frequent" global impact of their online searches in the diagnostic or management process and for 13 of them it happened "sometimes".
In fact, no rocks anywhere in the world survived to tell the story of the first 500 million years of Earth's 4.5-billion-year existence, a tumultuous period of frequent impacts known darkly as the Hadean.
A study carried out amongst pregnant women from socially deprived populations in Argentina reported that the most frequent impacts were in the domains of psychological discomfort, functional limitation and physical pain when the OHRQoL was measured using OHIP-49 [ 22].
It receives the most frequent comet impacts of the Solar System's planets.
"But the business community has to make them more aware of the negative impact of frequent, unpredictable rate increases".
