This procedure is commonly employed to evaluate ultrasonic vocalizations in adult mice of both sexes [40], [59], [60].
This whole-array procedure is commonly employed (cf. Cowan et al., 2005; Luck & Vogel, 1997; Saults & Cowan, 2007; Vogel, McCullough, & Machizawa, 2005), although it is also common to employ probes with only one item present or with only one item marked as possibly having changed (for a comparison of whole- and partial-report tests, see Wheeler & Treisman, 2002).
Then, the method is applied to a non-circular tunnel to demonstrate the feasibility and validity of the method for practical problems, in which numerical procedures are commonly employed to solve the implicit limit state functions.
The purpose of the current study was to: 1) use scoping review techniques [ 11, 12] to systematically evaluate and map the breadth of proximal humerus fracture biomechanical testing literature; 2) to summarize the model designs and testing procedures most commonly employed; and, 3) to identify biomechanical areas that are not well represented in the existing literature.
Chlorine treatment is treated as disinfection process and commonly employed.
Four different extraction procedure representative of methods commonly employed in the isolation of somatostatin like immunoreactivity (SLI) were tested for their ability to extract large MW forms of SLI from porcine, canine and human pancreas.
In the present work, commonly employed procedures are applied to a wide range of materials, for which the creep parameters are already known.
Such a certificate is an X.509 certificate that is only issued after a rigorous and well-defined registration process, unlike the CA-specific procedures used for issuing certificates commonly employed as the basis for SSL/TLS security.
Joint lavage [ 3, 4], debridement [ 5- 7], abrasion arthroplasty [ 7- 11], and microfracture [ 12- 14] are among the most commonly employed arthroscopic procedures for OA knees.
The empirical p-values obtained for each gene were then analyzed using the Benjamini-Hochberg false discovery rate (FDR) procedure (Benjamini & Hochberg, 1995), with a commonly employed q-value threshold of 0.10 to indicate genes with significant association to the average PiB uptake (van den Oord, 2008).
