The frictional torque and the rotational speeds of the driveline, clutch, and clutch drum as functions of engagement time for 100 clutch cycles are obtained experimentally to evaluate dμ/dVx and Ts/Td.
However, we recognize that future versions of the tool could be further enhanced by capturing additional risks, such as to a "group's structure and function because of engagement in research" [ 26].
Thus, the observed null between-group differences observed in some studies may be due to a lack of sensitivity in the measurement tools being used as a function of participant engagement.
The fact that in the current study we did not observe as severe an impairment of function in circulating cells suggests that an important mechanism of immunosuppression may in fact be local inhibition of lymphocyte function by engagement of inhibitory receptors by ligand expressed in the peripheral tissue.
Given the majority of previous studies were set in a metropolitan context this study will pay particular attention to engaging rurally based stakeholders and identifying the differences in rural and metropolitan based roles in relation to role function and activities, patterns of engagement, networks and how the position is valued within the interprofessional teams.
The test reveals the higher level of regional institutional potential in one of the regions, and highlights the critical function of regional network engagement and broader enabling fiscal, administrative and democratic preconditions in this region.
Our data suggest that the reason why some super users foster implementation success more effectively than others lies in the behaviors that they use to support implementation, which varied as a function of their role engagement.
The significantly reduced immune cell infiltration shown in scIgG-T-treated mouse xenograft tumor as compared with that treated with intact trastuzumab again supports the notion that scIgG-T has compromised Fc effector function due to lack of engagement of immune cells at the tumor site.
And "public consensus" should be understood dialogically, as a function of political actors' engagements in the public sphere.
The comment in Example 4 is explicitly framed with the words tongue in cheek, a lexical metaphor which also functions as a type of engagement, a matter of indicating dialogic position with respect to the audience: the writer declares that what s/he is saying here is not serious.
