This resulted, for instance, in the emergence of interactive TREC track and raise of great interest in user-centered and cognitive IR research.
As the bond market became more attractive, Bear Stearns focused on increasing its trading volume with its biggest clients and on cross-selling between fixed-income divisions, which resulted, for instance, in more interest-rate swap business.
Reliance on such hand-me-down assessments has resulted, for instance, in only limited research into sipping and tasting of alcohol despite the fact that this is the most common form of children's experience with alcohol (see Casswell 1996; Casswell et al. 1991; Donovan and Molina 2008; Johnson et al. 1997).
Cracking of concrete has deteriorating effects on the behavior of reinforced concrete structures, which results for instance in stiffness reduction and increase of permeability.
These events deliver insights into process executions so that process monitoring and analysis can be performed resulting, for instance, in prediction of upcoming process steps or the analysis of the run time of single steps.
On this basis it is established the fact that the static magnetic or electric fields may strongly affect the radiative constants of optical transitions in the vicinity of the Föster resonance resulting, for instance, in an order of magnitude reduction of the intensity in some lines.
Even if the SNP occurs in a noncoding region of the gene, it still may affect regulatory processes that could result, for instance, in altered protein levels.
The oldest patients become dependent, disabled and develop a loss of self-confidence, which may result, for instance, in less motivation to participate in shared decision making or active information seeking [ 26].
When ζ > 0, the two transition times are positively associated; higher frailty will result for instance in a higher risk of discharge and a higher risk of death; while ζ < 0 implies a negative association.
The false appearance of courage may result, for instance, from overconfidence in one's skill or strength, or from one's failure to recognize the skill or strength of his opponents.
Potential bias, resulting for instance from methodological problems, differences in age of the people surveyed, interobserver error, and so on, would certainly have influence the survey results.
