Subjects will be treated by physicians according to the usual practice (standard of care) and followed over time using standardized methods and forms to make possible a valid and reliable description of case-mix, pattern of care and outcomes.
The model makes possible a theoretical description of the observed SRS and the spatio-temporal evolution of plastic deformation in metallic glasses.
The knowledge of rate constants for these processes derived empirically makes possible a quantitative description of all combustion characteristics, such as explosion limits, delay of ignition, and burning velocity.
Hence, we believe that it is a good candidate for computational modelling, which, by integrating information from diverse sources and making possible a quantitative description, has the ability to resolve some of these difficulties [73].
The distinction of morpheme and morph (and the notion of allomorphs) was developed in order to make possible the description of the morphology and syntax of a language in terms of "arrangements" of items rather than in terms of "processes" operating upon more basic items.
This made possible an experiment.
Sliding semilandmarks (Bookstein 1997) make possible the description of shapes combining curves and classic homologous landmarks on the same object, and the incorporation of these data has become standard in the field of morphometrics (Zimmerman et al. 2009; Arnegard et al. 2010).
In 1965, Zadeh initiated the development of the modified set theory known as fuzzy set theory, which is a tool that makes possible the description of vague notions and manipulations with them.
The electron microscope in the years following World War II made possible the description of muscular contraction at a structural level, though the mechanisms involved in the flow of heat during the process are not yet known.
A simple model has been proposed that makes possible the description of collision efficiency for clean or contaminated bubbles.
The methodology used has made possible the description of very different time trends in risk without resorting to previously defined shapes, for example linear or quadratic, that would have constrained the way in which time trends are allowed to vary.
