We restricted the sample such that all answers refer fully either to the period before the reform, which took place in April 2009, or after it to avoid bias in the results due to overlap.
FGF and CHF can be used to assess how inbred a line is, such that FGF = 1 refers to fully inbred.
This means that patients technically still have to be referred to fully trained surgeons for those cases.
"The dog is always calculating so he doesn't walk you into a pole," Ms. Rossellini said, referring to fully trained dogs, not to Bau.
The latter process is referred as fully or non-separable non-stationary stochastic process.
Referring to fully automated method, Knorr et al. in [8] proposed a geometric segmentation approach for dynamic scenes.
Whenever diagnostic tests are performed, it is important that referring physicians fully understand the final report, written for example by other physicians who are most often radiologists or pathologists.
Baseband OBP is commonly referred as fully processing satellite platform, so all the physical layer techniques, including demodulation/modulation, decoding/encoding and channel estimation/equalization, should be performed for the signal regeneration for each subchannel [3, 14].
On his account, the identity sign disappears in a full analysis of language, wherein sameness and distinction are shown by sameness and distinctness of names, no two of which refer, in fully analysed language, to the same object (this view gives grounds for interpreting mathematical utterances in the Tractatus as unsinnig).
"We're not going to wake up one day and it'll happen," Karl Brauer, a senior analyst at the automotive research firm Kelley Blue Book, told The Huffington Post, referring to fully autonomous cars.
To emphasize that "topology" refers to the fully integrated proteins, as opposed to partially integrated configurations of the proteins, we at times refer to the "fully integrated topology" – however, in both cases, we are referring to the same notion and the more verbose term is used to avoid confusion.
