But Selig advocated the Mitchell report in 2007 — a painful, if incomplete, self-exam no other sport has performed — and his league is the only one in this country with blood testing for human growth hormone.
The incomplete self-agitation could be improved by decreasing the U-tube height, increasing the difference of the liquid levels or decreasing the U-tube length.
In this paper, a mathematical model based on dimensional analysis and incomplete self-similarity is proposed for the interpretation of the grain size and loading frequency effects on the Paris and Wöhler regimes in metals.
The incomplete self-similarity parameter Z at the crack tip was found to be higher in the 30-μm-thick foils, resulting in a higher Paris constant m than that in the 50-μm-thick foils.
In this paper, the dimensional analysis and the incomplete self-similarity theory were used to deduce a model relating the volume of sediments eroded from the calanchi area to a set of geometric attributes of their tributary areas.
According to dimensional analysis and the concepts of complete and incomplete self-similarity, generalized Wöhler and Paris equations are determined, which provide a rational interpretation to a majority of empirical power-law criteria used in fatigue.
The authors suggested that it represents an incomplete self-defensive response to the progression of atherosclerosis [ 22].
Limitations included the small sample size, especially for analyses of change that resulted from invalid accelerometer data and incomplete self-report questionnaires.
Thus, the number of Alexa680 molecules conjugated with a single antibody had to be limited up to five despite of incomplete self-quenching of Pan-Alexa(SQ).
The really tedious stuff is all the also incomplete, equally self-serving pronouncements that surround 'fake news'.
The number of incomplete pregnancies (self-reported stillborn, aborted, miscarried, or ectopic pregnancies) was positively associated with 1,2,3,6,7,8-HxCDD.
