It is assumed that the increase in temperature accelerated the occurrence degree of crystallization, bringing the system to the fibrous microstructure more rapidly.
All details of related and unexpected AEs, such as time of occurrence, degree of AE, and suspected causes, will be recorded on Case Report Forms (CRFs).
One way is looking at these disorders in a priority manner based on their frequency of occurrence, degree of impact, therapeutic possibilities, and long term care effects [ 3].
Fig. 7 Co-occurrence degree among frequent descriptors.
Note that, in the previous literature with inverted index [[9]], the server can also get the co-occurrence degree of terms by recording and analyzing the search result.
The higher the semantic relationship between x and y is, the larger the co-occurrence degree is, and consequently the larger the mutual information I x, y) is.
One way of doing a risk assessment is to take each possible hazardous action and look at and score the likelihood of occurrence, the degree of possible harm, frequency of exposure, and number of people involved.
In particular, a recession in the Spanish economy is expected to have a higher probability of occurrence, higher degree of persistence, and stay for a longer time period compared to the German economy.
In response to this knowledge gap, this study aims to assess the risk factors (including political risks, social risks, certification risks, financial/cost risks, quality/technological risks and managerial risks) of the life-cycle of green buildings in China and prioritize their importance based on probability of occurrence and degree of influence.
The number of dominant sequences, duration of occurrence, and degree of dominance indicated that the internal proteins evolved differently from antigenic proteins and from one another.
Importantly, if the presence or absence of pitch movements is decisive for the occurrence and/or degree of facilitation, this indicates that pitch information is used in distinguishing two lexical forms in Finnish, thus constituting a phonologically relevant contrast [37].
