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These results suggest that the INFANIB is a reliable and stable scale, and that medical staff with different medical backgrounds can master the application of this scale as long as the raters have knowledge of neuromotor development.

I also have a background in epidemiology and statistics through my MPH at UC Berkeley during which time I mastered the application of meta-analysis and systematic review techniques to infectious diseases topics, in particular in my masters thesis on HIV directly observed therapy.

This requires doctors to strictly master the application method of the drug and to build upon their knowledge of ADRs caused by TCM injections.

Considering the fact that the roots of vicarious liability are in the "thick" privity of the master-servant relationship, the application of the doctrine in the copyright context to cover the "thin" privity between Internet access providers and their millions of customers seems like a stretch.

If any average Joe could master the application without the assistance of helpers or on-screen tips, then we knew that we had a winning UX".

For his masters project, Tyler Gamble explored the application of principles from behavioral economics to property tax payment.

In my Masters project, I looked at the application of theorem provers to hardware design.

Essay tips can be found in the "Mastering the Application Process" of this article.

Finally, the application of the master S-N curve approach for fatigue analysis of breathing webs through FE simulation of multiple plate girders is illustrated and the effect of initial out-of-plane displacement as an important geometrical parameter in the girders' fatigue behavior is investigated.

It may be thought that this indicates that he felt that the extension was not worth pursuing but, as we have pointed out here, many functions that are likely to be used in the application of the master theorem and Ramanujan's formula lie outside the domain of classes defined by Hardy.

This paper considers a methodology to extend the application of fracture toughness master curve approach for structures with low crack-tip constraint.