So, the question that I Held asked was do infants, when they look out at the world, see a structured array organized in-depth?
They gave written surveys to the entire student body at schools across the country and organized in-depth focus groups with kids in the Boston area who had played M-rated games.
Students that are computer literate and learn to use technology to stay organized, conduct in-depth research, and collaborate with fellow students can also use these skills in college and their professional careers.
The first chapter on 'Imaging' by Hansell and Padley and the chapter on 'Physiology' by Culver are particularly well organized, providing in-depth discussion with outstanding tables and graphics.
But it's time for one of our major museums to organize an in-depth survey of contemporary Chinese art.
Although Cbei_0596-0599 are organized in the same operon, the sequence coverage depth downstream of gap was unexpectedly lower than that of the anterior.
All items mentioned in the in-depth and focus group interviews were organized in groups of items of interest.
The troops were organized in battalions of about 1,500 men forming 15 rows in depth.
Skin dose equivalents at 70 μm of depth and deep dose equivalents at 10 mm of depth are reported for different configurations and organized in easy-to-read tables.
Altogether, we conducted in-depth interviews with 16 UP-affected women in follow-up outreach clinics organized in Salyantar and Jamrung VDCs on 3 4 December 2012.
The online version contains additional in-depth information about relevant genes, genetic tests, pathways, drugs, targets, and clinical trials, all hyperlinked and organized in a Wikipedia-like format.
