In its review, each committee focuses on different aspects of the proposal and may also refer specific elements to other entities for consideration and feedback.
Different from keywords that may refer to specific environments — settlement, place — architecture encompasses the design, dissemination, and evolution of structures.
At their convention this week, Democrats may refer to specific, identifiable victims of unemployment, as Barack Obama did at the 2008 convention, when he described the "man in Indiana" who lost his job to China.
Current work exploits general visual representations extracted from a single entire image, disregarding the fact that the text to be translated may refer to specific parts of the image and not explicitly modeling any mappings between vision and language, e.g. words and objects.
Let N B = (V, E, δ) be a network with vertices v∈ V, edges e∈ E, and a function δ: Y → P (Y = V ∪ E) that maps vertices and edges onto their respective properties p∈ P. Depending on the particular network representation, in a biological network vertex properties can include genes, proteins or chemical elements, and edge properties may refer to specific interactions, such as binding or regulating.
This may give clinicians tailored advice to prevent chronicity or may refer to a specific intervention.
It may refer to the specific nature of Estonians who are rather modest and introverted.
Items #4, #7, #8, and #12 may refer to some gender-specific appraisals.
*As these items may refer to perceptions of a specific clinic, an alternative Cronbach's alpha score for the social stigma scale, eliminating these two items would be 0.647; other factors were not affected by removal of these items.
In the absence of high-level evidence on rehabilitation interventions specific to older adults with HIV, clinicians may refer to the existing guidelines for a specific comorbidity, and incorporate an individualised approach to assessment and treatment.
