The proposed 4 M approach takes into account all the most important aspects involved in the manual assembly: Method, Machine, Man and Material.
The system has shown that it can improve three of the most important aspects involved in construction: time, cost and safety.
Filling can cause polymer melt to undergo a so-called fluid-to-solid transition usually assigned to filler networking effect and heterogeneously retarded polymer dynamics while theories developed nowadays could not account for the several important aspects involving in the reinforcement and dissipation of the composites including the influence of molecular weight of the matrix.
One of the most important aspects involved is the adhesive force.
One of the most important aspects involved in the failure of a correct diagnosis in older men is related to the frequent association of other diseases.
In a review S. H. Chotirmall et al. covered the most important aspects involved in the airways infection caused by Aspergillus moulds such as clinical spectrum of disease, innate and inflammatory defenses against distinct Aspergillus species, and modulating the immune and inflammatory response for therapeutic purpose.
This family has two important aspects: it involves one additional shape parameter to the baseline model and the new parameter has a clear physical interpretation.
In the IT-based intervention study it is particularly important to consider certain aspects involving confidentiality, security, authenticity, and "computer access" as an inclusion criterion.
Another important aspect of involving communities in research recruitment efforts is to consider that each community and culture has its own unique barriers and that a recruitment strategy employed in one community may not be as successful in another (Betancourt, 2006; Christopher, Watts, McCormick, & Young, 2008; Sung et al., 2003).
To achieve sustainability in the area of transport we need to view the decision-making process as a whole and consider all the most important socio-economic and environmental aspects involved.
This study takes a broad perspective, examining factors in addition to the economic and professional aspects involved in this important decision – those of a social and cultural nature.
