Moreover, the proposed model provides the maximum number of faults contained in software, for instance, (L=60) for Phase II test data.
They then promote, for instance, the products for phase 2 and 3, which indirectly also promotes the product for phase 1, which is covered by the national legislation.
For instance, the phase structure for SE1 in 'Additional file 3: Phases for Figure 8' indicates strong presence of the second symmetric mode between days 120 and 240, whereas an antisymmetric phase structure (approximately 5- to 7-h phase difference between hemispheres) is evident during much of the year for SE3 and SE4.
For instance, the phase sequence for the tridecanoate showed a single solid solid transition at 365 K followed by the fusion at 468 K.
For instance, the phase sequences for potassium butanoate [124] showed five solid solid transitions, at ca. 133, 464, 552, 626 and 677 K, inclusive of a liquid crystalline phase.
For instance, phase separations are coming back into fashion as a mechanism for organising membranes and the cytoplasm, but phase behaviour can be highly sensitive to temperature changes, and so to be biologically useful it must be of a type that is robust to the sorts of temperature fluctuations that our remote ancestors would have experienced on a daily basis.
For instance, phase one of the project, from Bethel to Norwalk, initially called for overhead lines throughout, including a section of Wilton that is home to a nationally recognized historic district.
6– 8 For instance, phase III trials have shown that adding bevacizumab to first- or second-line chemotherapy may modestly but significantly improve mCRC patient survival.
For instance, phase II clinical trials of combination therapy of epidermal growth factor receptor inhibitor erlotinib (Tarceva) with ER blocker fluvestrant (Faslodex) versus erlotinib alone in advanced NSCLC patients have been conducted (ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00100854 and NCT00592007).
For instance, phase I metabolism processes (enzymatic hydrolysis, oxidation and reduction) as well as phase II metabolism processes (covalent binding of, e.g. glucose, malonic acid, sulphuric acid, amino acids or glutathione) are used by the affected plants to inactivate xenobiotics [ 4].
