In these cases, we can also observe that the selectiveness improvement from EXCELLENT over GOOD, even if small, seems to compensate for the slowdown when q < 12, as Table 2 shows.
Over the summer, this daily pattern in intensity of use diminished and their overall selectiveness for elevation decreased as cubs grow more mobile and independent.
There has been much emphasis on the distinction of selective vs non-selective drugs and whether selectiveness will infer efficacy.
Reduced baseline amplitude after TKEO, heightened selectiveness of the threshold, calculated from standard deviation of the steady state portion of the EMG signals led to increased consistency of estimated onset times, t1.
These 3 degenerated cases are discarded from the subsequent running time analysis, but not discarded from the analysis of selectiveness.
The proposed technique inherit from the Mössbauer Spectroscopy the chemical-element selectiveness as well as the ability to differentiate responses from iron atoms located at inequivalent site or at different phases.
Judging from the extant fragments, conciseness and selectiveness appear to have been the stylistic and methodological hallmarks of Avicenna's exegesis of the Metaphysics.
Some tests for Human Chromosome 22 with parameters (L, d, r) = (260,13,280) and q ranging from 14 down to 9. The selectiveness improvement of EXCELLENT compensates for its slowdown over GOOD for q < 12.
At the same time, our findings reveal that this impact is indirect: selectiveness and pro-activeness influence the amount of financial resources obtained from industrial partners, while the scientific yield itself is contingent on these resources.
Based on survey data collected from engineering professors at two European universities (Politecnico di Milano, Italy: n = 117; and KU Leuven, Belgium: n = 70), we analyze whether the scientific yield from collaborative projects with industry depends on the degree of proactiveness, selectiveness and novelty of research topics.
