A systems-thinking approach will accurately divide labor, as well as the other resources necessary to keep the machine well-oiled and functioning - routinely.
This was affirmed in all models considered, and we selected the exponential spatial correlation function, routinely applied in spatial statistics, as the function best characterizing the residual spatial variation (Cressie 1991).
Functions are routinely described with specific terms following the Gene Ontology (GO), comprising three main functional routes: Molecular Function, Biological Process and Cellular Component (17).
The women routinely function on about 6 hours of sleep a night; the average person needs 8 to 8.5 hours of sleep.
Although museums still focus most of their energy on finished works that they believe should be shown or collected, they now routinely function as patrons, using their budgets to help artists create works from scratch.
In the severe climate of northern Europe, the brooch became the characteristic ornament because it routinely functioned as a fastening for a heavy cloak or tunic.
In fact, it is likely that this adaptation routinely functions to calibrate spatial vision and subjective image focus by discounting the retinal image blur introduced by the eye's optics (Artal et al., 2004; Radhakrishnan, Dorronsoro, Sawides, Webster, & Marcos, 2015; Sawides, de Gracia, Dorronsoro, Webster, & Marcos, 2011).
We found that risk functions based on routinely measured clinical variables better discriminated incident type 2 diabetes cases than did a panel of 20 diabetes associated single nucleotide polymorphisms.
Especially, building and maintaining complex models of smart sustainable cities functioning in real time from routinely sensed data has become a clear prospect [2, 5, 6].
Gallbladder function is routinely assessed using ultrasonographic (USG) examinations.
Patients with suspected COPD and without previous documentation of the FEV1/FVC ratio had pulmonary function tests routinely checked on discharge from the ICU.
