In tennis, sport-specific technical skills are predominant factors, although a complex profile of physical performance factors is also required.
Since sport-specific technical skills are predominant factors (eg, stroke skills) in tennis, the most appropriate tests seem to be those measuring serve and groundstrokes velocities.
PBDFs were shown to be the predominant dioxin-like impurities in technical PBDE mixtures, and the congener profile of PBDF impurities seems to correspond to the degree of bromination of commercial PBDE mixtures.
University research centers are an important subject for policy analysis insofar that they have become the predominant policy response to scientific and technical demands that have not been met by extant institutions, including academic departments, private firms, and government laboratories.
Because technical and tactical skills are predominant factors in tennis it is of great importance to organize the fitness training as efficient and time saving as possible.
Since that time, global incidence of GUDs, particularly chancroid, has decreased substantially, and genital herpes viruses (HSV-1 and HSV-2) have become the predominant cause of GUD (reference 53 in Technical Appendix).
We also performed a principle components analysis of the array data, and examined the association between the top four principle components and beadchip, to assess if the predominant variation across samples was based on technical characteristics and found no associations.
The predominant commercial PBDE products are penta-, octa- and deca-BDE technical mixtures, and these have been produced and used in large volumes (Darnerud 2003).
However, they believe that the expectation of profit from pre-functional tokens does depend on the efforts of the promoter or third-party: "The application of the technical and managerial efforts of the seller is likely the predominant factor in the price of a pre-functional utility token until it transitions to being a functional utility token," they write.
Others have argued for a professionalizing pattern defined by the predominant growth of employment in highly-skilled, high-income managerial, professional, associate professional and technical jobs.
