The record book is a repository of faith only slightly less venerable than the Book of Common Prayer... Why couldn't this democratic principle be adapted with equally good effect to the realm of international diplomacy, where the country is engaged in in a number of statistical competitions.
The variational multi-scale principle is adapted to a Li-ion battery system in order to improve the predictions of battery performance by including multi-scale and multiphysics phenomena among the particle aggregates in the electrode; this physics cannot be addressed by conventional homogenized approaches.
The new study shows a possible solution, and one that could in principle be adapted for other brain disorders, he says.
Typically one of these descriptions is more convenient than the others but all can in principle be adapted to any phase reduction.
Such assays may, in principle, be adapted to high-throughput screens, yet they may fail to predict the inhibitory activity in live cells.
Furthermore, the technology could in principle be adapted for on-chip fluorescence in-situ hybridization (FISH) assays against nucleic acid targets.
Existing regulations and associated guidance documents can, in principle, be adapted to nanomaterials (NM).
Unlike other transcriptomic methods, SLPCR has taxonomic specificity, and can in principle be adapted to different splice-leader bearing groups.
The network inference approaches (i v) above cannot be directly applied for prediction in this setting (although they could in principle be adapted to do so).
The Framework Method is most commonly used for the thematic analysis of semi-structured interview transcripts, which is what we focus on in this article, although it could, in principle, be adapted for other types of textual data [ 13], including documents, such as meeting minutes or diaries [ 12], or field notes from observations [ 10].
