A new study is set to be released detailing the key elements to a fulfilling and sexually satisfying relationship.
Consequently, food-processing companies need detailed information concerning key elements of their raw materials, aiming at guaranteeing the quality of products and the certification of production processes (Reardon et al. 2003; Mac Donald et al. 2004; Mènard 2004).
The following key elements described in the figure are detailed below: (1) model development; (2) costing; (3) cost consequences analysis; (4) life table analysis; (5) incremental cost effectiveness ratios (ICERs) and Willingness-to-Pay (WTP) analysis.
Thoughtfulness, dedication to customers' needs and meticulous attention to detail are key elements of such service.
This chapter details the key elements of the Sierran environment that influence the air pollution.
The work proposed describes the overall approach and the key elements, and goes on to detail the Capability Taxonomy and Model.
"We have put on the record time and time again our long-standing concerns about the lack of detail around key elements of the bill, which will have serious implications for devolved policies and services". Labour health spokeswoman Jackie Baillie said the UK reforms were the single most significant attack on the welfare state in her lifetime.
Our findings show that details on key elements of the development procedure of the STRICTA guidelines, such as the pre-meeting activities and the face-to-face consensus meeting, is not publicly available (or is hard to locate).
Box 1 outlines the key elements of the random sequence that should be detailed in the protocol.
The spending package for the fiscal year that begins Oct. 1 included no big surprises, especially since its key elements had already been reported in detail in recent days.
Eyal details the four key elements of craveable tech: the trigger (the ping from an unread message), the action (clicking open an app), user investment (liking or commenting on other posts) and the variable reward (the crucial hook, which Eyal traces back to Skinner's experiments).
