Corruption analysis has become a rigorous discipline with a broad consensus on what corruption is and a range of indicative case study analyses.
For the indicative case, suppose U utters 'The door is closed,' M-intending that A believe U believes the door is closed.
We present in detail the results obtained when processing the first two clinical questions as indicative case studies.
Figure 19 shows an indicative example for the first case superimposing the detection result on a conjunctive sentence annotation.
Drawing on qualitative interviews, participant observation, applied native title research and indicative legal cases, we address the significance of capability challenges, the need for improved industry understanding of Aboriginal cultural politics, more explicit attention to factionalism among Indigenous groups, and the requirement for greater professional collaboration among all parties.
An abnormal SSCP pattern coincidental with p53 nuclear immunoreactivity was taken as indicative of cases with p53 mutation.
The presence of expression of VEGFR2 in head and neck cancers could be indicative of cases potentially sensitive to this innovative combination.
dNK cells were isolated from first trimester terminations of pregnancies (obtained with local ethical approval) screened for normal- or high-resistance index, indicative of cases least (<1%) and most (>21%) likely to have developed pre-eclampsia had the pregnancy not been terminated (n = 18 each group).
Before you call me out for being slightly narcissistic with the above statement (which wouldn't make me at all unique in my field), here's why the fact that I like it is important; In case you haven't noticed, I am a female, which means I am an indicative use case for an app that forces you to constantly broadcast your location.
This may be indicative, for example in case of a known HIV-positive partner.
