With some exceptions the 35-mm format is for theatrical use, 16-mm for institutional applications, and 8-mm for home movies.
In daily use, composting toilets have been shown to decrease household water use by one-third or more; institutional applications can save up to 60 percent of water consumed.
In order to abolish credential-based authentication, biometrics are increasingly applied for authentication purposes in a broad variety of commercial (e.g., fingerprint door locks) and institutional applications (e.g., border control).
These systems require Pesticide Use Reporting (PUR) and include agricultural as well as non-agricultural applications (including commercial and institutional applications, and professionally applied residential pesticides) [ 18].
The end use of these high volume surfactants is in laundry detergents, dishwashing detergents, household cleaners, and personal care products both in the home, industrial, and institutional applications.
Massachusetts, Oregon, New Hampshire, and New York require PUR that includes agricultural, nonagricultural, building, and institutional applications, with varying degrees of experience and public access (Kegley et al., unpublished data).
With a mixed group of patients either referred with suspected gastroparesis or investigated for other reasons, the CART model is more robust than the LDA and DF approaches, capable of accommodating covariate effects and can be generalized for cross institutional applications, but could be unstable if sample size is limited.
2) How many human-scored student responses are needed to build scoring models suitable for cross-institutional application?
Multi-investigator and multi-institutional applications may include correspondingly higher budgets and longer project periods, but may not exceed a 5-year project period.
Wintrobe's institutional grant application was duly approved.
