By using permanently resident zooplankton, we assessed the ecological level (i.e. community and or population) that provides more in-depth indication of the stress related to salinity and temperature fluctuations in temperate estuaries.
Two investigators (DJR and NB) will conduct an in-depth analysis of the identified indications for damage control surgery and damage control interventions using qualitative content analysis.
Mucosal to slightly invasive submucosal cancers (of invasion less than 200 μm in depth) were regarded as indications for ESD.
Last year, the federal government made a second request for information, an indication of an in-depth investigation of a transaction, in 4.1 percent of deals, compared with 2.5 percent in the last year of the Bush administration, according to a joint report submitted to Congress by the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice.
The combination of community-wide accurate mortality tracking and in-depth exploration of deaths gives a representative indication of contributors to maternal mortality within the study community.
This indication should be confirmed by a nationwide study with in-depth analyses of antibiotic's presence in food chain originated from animals.
At the same time, the in-depth and life-course methods used in the ethnography give some empirical indication of the temporal relationship between events and influences.
In-form Scarlets centre Scott Williams was left out of the matchday squad, and Roberts believes that is an indication of Wales' strength in depth.
It is an indication of the strength in depth at Pittodrie nowadays that former Caley Thistle and Scotland midfielder Barry Robson was Jack's replacement.
That the 2012 Supreme Novice Hurdler Cinders And Ashes and Countrywide Flame, last year's Triumph Hurdle winner, are outsiders is an indication of the strength in depth here.
The use of fibrin sealant in rhytidectomy and the currently approved product for this indication have been reviewed in depth.
