The procedure of IGA, mainly involving four aspects, is shown in Fig. 5.
The purpose of this pilot investigation was to use testing methodologies involving four aspects of masticatory adaptation after rehabilitation with an immediately loaded implant-supported prosthesis and to observe the recovery of each aspect respectively.
John Keplinger, the commission's executive director, had accused Greer in October of a single violation of the Political Reform Act involving two aspects of the mailing.
The main features of the proposed protocol involve three aspects: (1) it allows the presence of external disturbances and multiplicative noise; (2) it is more general than some existing event-triggered transmission schemes in the deterministic setting; and (3) the minimum inter-event time is implicity defined and is naturally given by the sampling period chosen for the plant.
A field survey usually involves three aspects: survey items, survey procedures and survey methods.
The "junction point" involves three aspects, namely: Cutting tool insert indexing, insert changing for single point cutting tool like boring bar; cutting tool dressing for a multi point cutting tool like grinding wheel; cutting tool holder location and clamping aspects; calibration of cutting tool setting in the tool-pre-setting area.
Consequently, RA scoring from radiographs involves three aspects: bone mineral density, joint space width, and hand erosion count.
Riegel and Dickson differentiated self-care from self-management in heart failure patients, characterizing self-care as a process that involves three aspects: maintenance, management, and confidence [ 9].
Highlights in our analyses involve three aspects: Firstly, we proposed an enhanced strategy to determine three different types of sliding windows to adjust the bias in CNV calling due to fragmented sequences in the process of hard masking of the reference genome, especially for NGS data with long sequence reads.
An extension to high phase fractions is made here and this involves two aspects.
Systematic observation of behaviour involves four aspects: people, activities, setting or space and timing.
