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The measurement science (metrology) community is devoted to establishing a philosophically coherent terminology and practice for characterizing and communicating measurement performance [ 4].
However, the microarray community has yet to adopt a standardized terminology and practice for characterizing performance that can facilitate clear communication among the user, developer, and regulator stakeholders.
Marine Renewable Energy monitoring data are used as a case study to develop and apply a model evaluation to establish best practices for characterizing baseline ecological indicator data.
Recent guidance documents and reviews (IPCS, 2010; McLanahan et al., 2012; USEPA, 2006c) provide guidance on best practices for characterizing, evaluating, and applying PBPK models.
Our classification thus follows the classical tradition of using cytoarchitectonic features for characterizing cortical areas as practiced since the early 20th century (Brodmann 1909; von Economo 1927).
Morphological and functional imaging techniques are crucial for characterizing and managing GEP-NETs in clinical practice.
The standard for characterizing portal vein thrombus is histopathologic examination; in clinical practice others diagnostic imaging, clinical and laboratory findings are often utilized for discrimination.
This workshop will review the key features for characterizing adnexal masses, review the proposed scoring system, and give practice examples for scoring by the audience.
Mr. Dunn has a knack for characterizing challenges as opportunities.
Rock engineering system (RES) is a valuable analytical tool for characterizing the important parameters for the interaction mechanisms among variables in rock engineering problems and other engineering practices.
This pilot study explores information needs and resource preferences of (a) a characterized group of practitioners (general pediatricians) within (b) a characterized clinical workflow (office-based practice) for (c) problems in characterized domains (genetics and infectious diseases) using short clinical vignettes.
