The field of systematic structure-based drug design is becoming more promising along with the continuous developments in molecular modeling software and computational hardware.
This is often due to the lack of systematic structure and the presence of terminological inconsistencies in Gregory's work.
The researchers observed all three of the necessary components that define cumulative cultural evolution: progressive increase in performance over time, emergence of systematic structures, and "lineage specificity," meaning knowledge shared specifically within the group.
A second goodness-of-fit marker is the absence of systematic structure in the residuals in the time and spectral domain (i.e. exhibiting random noise only).
However, few studies have evaluated the effect of systematic, structured patient education and to our knowledge there are no randomised controlled trials like ours relating patient education, disease knowledge and quality of life in patients with GERD.
This paper presents a study on systematic structure of wind velocity field in the wake region behind vibrating three-dimensional square prism.
This is possible only by taking advantage of the systematic structure of the perceptual space.
In 1925, Rosenzweig wrote an essay, "The New Thinking," that offered an overview of the systematic structure and insights of the Star and which situated the book within the movement of the "new thinking" to which Rosenzweig understood himself to have contributed.
As previously noted, CMT views metaphor as the systematic structuring of an abstract experience in terms of one that is concrete and physical.
Tensions exist, however, between the benefits of detailed, systematic, structured recording and the resource implications attached to increased documentation.
