In particular, it is shown that the estimated volumes can be used for the wetland design and the pollution reduction kinetics are reassessed in terms of identifiability, providing a guideline to decide between first order and Monod kinetics.
The final step of our analysis focused on the second level of our investigation concerning the role of the environment in the adaptive evolution of the lipase/feruloyl esterase A family.; thus, evolutionary history was reconstructed and reassessed in terms of response to environmental pressure.
Four weeks post Nd YAG capsulotomy, the patients were reassessed again in terms of visual function using the same methods described earlier by the same practitioner (TA).
Four weeks post Nd: YAG capsulotomy, the patients were reassessed again in terms of visual function as described earlier, by the same practitioner (TA).
We tested the connection between evolutionary and functional shifts and then reassessed the connection in terms of response to environmental context.
The report itself suggests almost £1m can be saved in 'value engineering' - asking each authority to reassess its needs in terms of barriers, signage, temporary toilets and so on - while a further £120,000 could come from the local authorities in Barnsley, Derbyshire and Rochdale, which so far have not contributed.
Their results, which inspired a generation of designers, are briefly reviewed here and reassessed in environmental terms using innovative computer analysis techniques.
"We will have to reassess the whole situation in terms of a loan deal for Fleck," added McCoist, "with Lafferty out for a few weeks, Jelavic missing the game with a groin injury and obviously Naismith out long term".
Ongoing and future investigations may incorporate approaches common to genetics and developmental biology, in order to reassess defective human embryo development in terms of phenotypes that can be diagnosed, defined, and translated into improved clinical practices.
7. The humanitarian community in Pakistan should reassess all existing programmes, both in terms of the appropriateness of the assistance that they are providing and whom they are targeting.
The interpretation of the latter site is reassessed in view of new evidence.
