However, there is often little interpretation and it is challenging to synthesize the body of small discrete studies into a meaningful prescribing practice particularly when the source studies are conducted for regulatory purposes and not for informative dosing guidance.
Like the old wing, the new one provides stools for close-up contemplation of the delicate phantasmagoria of illuminated manuscripts and discrete little paintings, bathed with washes of light in slanted vitrines.
Also at stake is a discrete little economy, populated by New Yorkers who make a substantial portion of their income by renting out apartments on a short-term basis through the website, sometimes legally and sometimes not.
Thus, constraint-based analyses of metabolic networks, notably flux balance analysis (FBA), may require little more than discrete wiring diagrams 67 (Fig. 1A), but produce only limited steady-state predictions.
This has encouraged a very different kind of game: Tetris-like little puzzles, broken into discrete bits, designed to be played anywhere, in any context, without a manual, by any level of player.
Although difficulties accessing information have been previously described [ 18, 21], there has been little exploration of the discrete preferences of patients and carers to support practice change.
ARD has enjoyed little recognition as a discrete clinical entity and this is due mainly to a lack of a distinct pathophysiological profile [ 4, 5].
However, it was previously demonstrated that there is remarkably little technical variation between discrete biopsies sampled from the right and left leg of the same individual with regard to fiber type differences, gene expression as assessed by microarray, fiber size, or even strength (Tarnopolsky et al., 2007).
However, although we often encounter those control problems in many practical applications, as far as we know, there has been little study on full-discrete adaptive finite element methods (AFEMs) for quasi-parabolic IDPDE constrained OCP.
Start with DeLong's claim that the heroes and villains of Western history occupy discrete categories, with little overlap between cruel exploiters and noble humanitarians.
