After dealing with the importance of Process Innovation and Problem solving investigation in PSE, the proposed approach originally based on an extension of the TRIZ theory (Russian acronym for Theory of Inventive Problem Solving), has been improved by using approach such as case-based reasoning, in order to tackle and revisit problems encountered in the PSE.
Families then received a 15-min education session in which the research assistant reviewed relevant fall or ingestion hazards, including revisiting problem areas in the dwelling and offering potential solutions to eliminate said hazards.
Firstly, a classical approach is briefly revisited and problems related to implementation complexity are discussed.
This issue came dramatically to the fore during the Iraq war, when American photographers and news outlets revisited a problem raised earlier in Vietnam and Somalia and grappled with the question of how graphic their coverage should be.
Now, a team led by geomorphologist Eberhard Bodenschatz of Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, has revisited the problem.
In this paper, we revisited the problem of exact linear aggregation by bringing in tools from the revealed preference literature.
Roberts and Schlenker (2013) have revisited the problem of identification of supply and demand for agricultural commodities.
Later, Murai (2007) revisited this problem and concluded that the FAT seems to be valid for a crack density up to at least 0.1.
We have revisited the problem of the asymmetry of the jets and outflows using a new axisymmetric code with a high-resolution stretched-grid (Dyda et al.: Bipolar MHD Outflows from T Tauri Stars, in preparation).
Here, we have revisited the problem of sampling and quenching for metabolome analysis in P. pastoris, using both 1H NMR and the complementary technique GC-MS, to establish efficient quenching and extraction procedures that minimise metabolite leakage.
