Furthermore, the novel concept of classifying organ sites as sponges or spreaders may motivate experiments seeking a biological basis for these phenomena and allow us to quantify the potential consequences of therapeutic targeting of sites in the oligometastatic setting and shed light on organotropic aspects of the disease.
CrossFit's ability to foster camaraderie among co-workers — at least among those motivated to experiment with Olympic-style weight lifting — is especially suited to the life-swallowing rigors of start-up culture.
These categories reflect the three questions that motivated our experiment.
Yet, as Friedman concludes, "Millennial men are increasingly motivated to experiment with new models for how both partners can have more of what each wants in life". Now that's heartening news for us workers of all ages, and for all parts of our lives.
Children are motivated to experiment and explore, and that is only the beginning of food magic.
Our results suggest that specific developmental and plasticity associated actions of thyroid hormone may be mediated by its control of the Shh pathway and motivate future experiments to determine the mechanistic contribution of Shh to the effects of thyroid hormone in both the developing and mature nervous system.
Although the statistical foundation of Fisher's randomization test is sound, it is of historical interest that it does not suit the design of the motivating experiment.
· Kagel, John H. and A.E. Roth, "The dynamics of reorganization in matching markets: A laboratory experiment motivated by a natural experiment," Quarterly Journal of Economics, February, 2000, 201-235.
Our algorithmic developments are demonstrated with several numerical tests that are motivated by experiments that study failure of screws under loading.
The study was motivated by experiments which showed that the flow structure and stability map for different fuels and inlet conditions collapse using the extinction strain rate as the chemical time scale.
