One of the most contentious is the claim that the decline is in part the outcome of a unique European enlightenment, which extended the scope of human reason.
Their voices, written and spoken, let us all share in the outcome of their unique acts of scientific artistry.
The tree of life hypothesis suggests that living individuals and species have core historical characteristics; for example, their existence is diachronic and each of them is the outcome of a unique historical network of ancestry and descent.
Thirty-two areportingrepoutcomesutcofes of 26 unique studies, met inclusion criteria for review.
The identification of HCV as a priority public health risk in Scotland and the development of an effective response were outcomes of a unique collaboration of public health, university and patient representative organisations.
14 One strength of the current study is the use of data from multiple institutions, thereby reducing the risk of unique outcome due to single-institution bias.
Count data outcomes (e.g., number of unique hospitalizations) were compared using repeated-measure Poisson or negative binomial regression models.
Whereas network compression delivers always a unique result, the outcome of the network pruning step can be unique or non-unique, depending on network structure, input parameters, and protected functions and parts.
And, if it is, what answer will it offer to another of Einstein's questions: "Did God have any choice in the creation of the world?" Is our universe -- and the physical laws that govern it -- the unique outcome of a fundamental theory, or are the underlying laws more "permissive," in the sense that they could allow other very different universes as well?
The outcome of this research provides unique information for engineering design for separation distances between adjacent buildings.
