We have found empirically that ranges of interaction larger than about one voxel width are unnecessary for avoiding such adverse effects, and that larger ranges of interaction increase measured accessible surface areas without providing qualitative improvements to the accessibility surface maps.
This dialectic would keep swinging back and forth, as the band's singer and songwriter, Mikael Akerfeldt, conjured his suffering, in English, with Proust-Poe imagery; his voice is sensitive, measured, accessible.
It is thus necessary to first demonstrate, before concluding that the parameter represents medical needs, that the parameter correlates well with the real and directly measured accessible population.
The sequential spread of diseases through live animal contacts has been described by Webb and Dubé and co-workers, through the network measure accessible world and infection chain[ 7, 8].
Also shown in Fig. 1 are the background-subtracted images of the array after hybridization with end-labeled oligo dT), performed in order to measure accessible PolyA in the spots.
In other words this "indicator measures how accessible a region is with respect to all the other regions included in the sample".
This dramatically changed when scholars were able to quantify walkability with tools such as Walkscore™; which measures how accessible daily living activities are by foot.
We recently described a probe that measures an accessible pool of cholesterol in the PM (Das et al., 2013).
The Welfare Quality® project therefore set out to develop scientifically based tools to measure animal welfare and to convert these measures into accessible and understandable information.
Sustained deployment of vector control measures and accessible, effective drug therapy has reduced the transmission of Plasmodium falciparum in many endemic countries.
