The method developed should help in the identification of changes in size and shape in crystal populations.
Modelling of these properties has facilitated the identification of changes to the core structure, which should lead to improved beam stiffness, while retaining a low density.
The composition of the models and their prediction capabilities, allows the identification of changes in the internal structure of the process.
Use of the score in conjunction with IABP may lead to earlier identification of changes occurring in a patient's cardiac function and thus facilitate improved IABP outcomes.
The consideration of multiple sips enabled the identification of changes in the temporal profile of the juices with repeated rapid ingestions.
Kharaneh IV is an Early and Middle Epipaleolithic aggregation site well -situated for this research to examine the learning process due to its well-preserved stratigraphy numerous caches, and hut structures, which allows for observation of repetitive practices and identification of changes in technique.
In a study designed to detect the effects of process on tablet dissolution, we describe the application of NIRS to the detection and identification of changes in uncoated and coated tablets in response to pilot-scale changes in process parameters during melt granulation, compression, and coating.
The identification of changes in the supervision and management of urban development should play a major role in the determination of principle policies for future land.
The continuous non-invasive measurement of hemoglobin (SpHb) allows a real-time identification of changes in Hb concentration between invasive blood sampling.
As indicated by Wasonga (2009), spatial and temporal identification of changes in social and ecological condition is the key to targeting and prioritizing areas for development interventions.
These data suggest that frequent outpatient monitoring of HR, and identification of changes over time, possibly with remote technologies, may identify patients with HF who may be at increased risk of rehospitalization or death.
