The evaluation of the nonlinear seismic response of masonry buildings represents a subject of considerable importance whose resolution is nowadays a main research topic in earthquake engineering.
Recent findings suggest specific cortical structures may represent a subject's level of uncertainty in task parameters [13], [14], [22], [23].
By mapping relevant publications, it becomes evident that dissociative seizures still represent a subject mostly within the realm of neurology and epileptology, with a tendency to settle in the latter domain.
The sum of points obtained represents a subject's relative risk of developing coronary disease [ 16].
In conclusion, gliomas represent an important subject of study and in this special issue very interesting works on recent developments about diagnosis, molecular biology, surgical treatment, and new targeted therapies for gliomas were selected.
The analytical examination of Mayan greenstones represents an interesting subject of study since their presence assigns higher importance to an elite burial and a temple.
Let Z i denote the observed total cost for the ith subject and X i represent a vector of subject specific characteristics.
"But certainly, should someone that we -- I personally or my law firm -- is now representing that is a subject of this inquiry, then there would be no question" about severing his ties.
Precisely what Mr. Mikati represents has become a subject of fierce debate here.
Identifying and characterizing new genes involved in the degradation of hydrocarbons and production of surfactants, which have potential to develop a bioremediation strategy is thus promising and represents an important subject of research.
All patients in the current study were referred to a tertiary cardiology service for assessment of possible CAD, and therefore represent a group of subjects in whom risk factors for or symptoms of CAD had been identified.
