The four EPODE pillars (political commitment, social marketing, mobilization of resources including public-private partnerships, and evidence including a multidisciplinary evaluation) have been subdivided into ten EPODE implementation principles, which describe the EPODE methodology.
When I first met him he illustrated his idea of how to force Republicans to end the war by sketching into my notebook a diagram of something called Bernoulli's principle, which describes the relationship between pressure and speed in the movement of fluids.
Based on the similarity principle, which describes that similar molecules exhibit similar biological effects,[ 8] we first attempted to deduce the bioactive conformation of hit compound 1 by overlaying its multiple 3D conformations with multiple conformations of the most potent analogue 57.
However, if one traces the first axis in the principle component analysis, which describes the bulk of phenotypic variance (59%, figure 3), a decrease from positive to negative values is seen.
Results from the recently completed Exploratory Research Project called "HIPOS" are discussed in this paper, which describes the principles behind such a powerful very high intensity positron beam experimental facility that is based on a reactor source.
Two theories informed the study: (1) 'candidacy', which explores "the ways in which people's eligibility for care is jointly negotiated between individuals and health services"; and (2) kanyini or 'holding', a Central Australian philosophy which describes the principle and obligations of nurturing and protecting others.
Four years ago, Dr Thompson performed a seminal "proof of principle" experiment which described the evolution in hardware of a simple analogue circuit that could discriminate between two different audio tones.The type of chip that Dr Thompson selected to carry out the evolution was a field-programmable gate array (FPGA).
The textbook is "Jackie's Nine: Jackie Robinson's Values to Live By," which describes the nine principles that guided his life.
Taylor [ 49] has written a PPD treatment manual which describes the general principles of psychoanalytic psychotherapy, and the way in which they are applied to this patient group.
The last principle is that of progressive overload, which describes the gradual increase in stress placed on the body during training [41].
