Then, the determination of the step height and length of the micelle zone give a direct access to micelle mobility and charge ratio.
In addition, this classification gave a direct access to the percentage of discarding profiles, that is, AD patients with none of the biomarkers being positive (class 0), and conversely, NAD patients with three biomarkers being positive (class 3).
The environment is web based and gives the user a direct access to the distributed resources from a single browser.
In the absence of widely accepted representative bodies, some abuse survivors have been given direct access to give her their views in person.
They believe that local law enforcement agencies would not be given enough direct access to information under the new system.
In addition, provinces and municipalities will be given more direct access to capital markets.
What we may end up seeing is a repeat of the DNI's own struggles, but on a micro level: a nominally important figure given direct access to the seat of power, but with little control over those he is meant to lead.As an outsider, Mr Panetta's first test of loyalty to the agency may be where he stands on this issue.
A randomised Danish study giving GPs direct access to a low-dose CT scan for suspected lung cancer showed that the use of CT scans did not increase, compared with the usual 'double gatekeeping' by the lung specialist (Guldbrandt et al, 2013).
Thus, it is also intriguing to consider whether the strain difference in SCPP identified here could be related to the differences that have been described for juvenile mice that were given direct access to a conspecific (Brodkin et al. 2004; Moy et al. 2006).
This mathematical unity permits the translation of existing knowledge about the nutrient uptake physiology of plants into the language of foraging behaviour, and as a result gives botanists direct access to foraging theory.
