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Numerous attempts were made in formulating a general expression to describe the kinetics of adsorption on solid surfaces for the liquid solid adsorption system (Ho 2004).

Recent work on Rupert's role as a commander has also highlighted the progress the prince made in formulating the way that orders were given to the British fleet.

Following the development of any theoretical model of a process, the validity of the assumptions made in formulating that model must be analyzed in order to ensure that the foundation of the model is on solid ground.

Perhaps the most important limitation in this and other modeling studies is that conclusions must be based on assumptions made in formulating the model.

Under each question, researchers summarized how the participant understood the question, recall strategies used, judgments made in formulating an answer, any problems, and the answer itself.

The statistics we describe here give us a means of quantifying the effects of changing the parameter values of dynamic game models, and consequently a means of exploring the effects of both the environment and the life history traits of the players (dependent upon the assumptions made in formulating the model).

Historically, the problem arose from an early attempt, made in 1925, to formulate the statistical mechanics of ferromagnetism.

Recently, much progress has been made in understanding how to formulate correctly random flight models for particle trajectories in such inhomogeneous turbulent flows.

An attempt has thus been made in this article to formulate a hypothesis to circumvent the COX inhibitors induced inflammation and vasoconstriction through COX independent activation of calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP), a potent vasodilator neuropeptide found throughout the vascular and sensory nervous system.

Unlike hormones made by pharmaceutical companies (some of which are indeed identical to those made by the human body), some of the bioidentical hormones that are promoted on late night infomercials are made in compounding pharmacies and formulated as creams, gels, drops or capsules.

Significant progress was made in 1964 when Hamilton formulated the inequality in kin selection known as Hamilton's rule, which showed how eusociality in insects (the existence of sterile worker classes) and many other examples of altruistic behavior could have evolved through kin selection.