Although the determination of an appropriate breakdown capacity is not straightforward for many applications, it is critical to identify breakdown points, and in these situations, such as at the Shanghai site, breakdown-related approaches are very useful.
Her current research projects explore the routes of human exposure to flame retardant chemicals and examine the way these compounds are photodegraded and metabolized using mass spectrometry to identify breakdown products/metabolites.
The measures require companies to produce periodic information on their business activities that could be used to identify breakdowns in servicing.
52 There is substantial preliminary evidence that patients are acutely aware of the diagnostic error problem. 10 53 Several authors have called for patients to take a more active role in ensuring the reliability of the diagnostic process 54 56 and enlisting their help to identify breakdowns is a logical, practical and simple approach to explore.
In the first speech of his leadership campaign, he identified social breakdown, and support for the modern family, as a central challenge for the new politics.
In 2000, Robert Putnam, a professor of political science at Harvard, identified the breakdown in community in America with his seminal study, Bowling Alone.
This paper identified a breakdown when (1) the speed decreased below the corresponding threshold, and (2) the lower speed was sustained for three consecutive 5-min intervals.
A recent review of endemic sexual violence and abuse identified a breakdown in usual social and behavioural controls and in surveillance and guardianship as some common factors across otherwise disparate case examples (Rayment-McHugh et al. 2015).
Environmental inspection identified a breakdown in the water system of the resort, and tap water samples from different places in the resort showed contamination with fecal bacteria.
We identified DDT breakdown products, including two commonly monitored isomers o, p'-DDD, p, p'-DDD, and four isomers of DDMU.
