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A specified point on the curve also serves as a criterion for calculating film speed by methods laid down in various national and international standards.

Together, these studies reveal an in vitro in vivo relationship of the 2,5,6-trisubstituted benzimidazoles that serves as a criterion for advancing this class of cell division inhibitors into more resource intensive in vivo efficacy models such as the long-term murine model of tuberculosis and Pre-IND PK/PD studies.

Thus, the GRG + GRGe rank serves as a criterion for multi-objective decision-making.

On the one hand, it serves as a criterion of what is morally righteous and thus a basis for ethical justification.

Each such work sets an objective to determine statistical characteristics of one or another of function of ML estimate of relevant persymmetric correlation matrix (being usually the Hermitian one) since this function serves as a criterion of respective SP system efficiency.

The evaluation of the durations of the components serves as a criterion for this success and clearly depends on the application, namely the kind of behaviour to be analysed.

The distinction will depend on a conception of reality that can serve as a criterion for judging appearances.

The kinetic study presented herein can serve as a criterion for γ-ray irradiation process in various applications, such as sterilization of polymer materials and devices.

Furthermore, the NRG can be served as a criterion to choose a square subsystem from a non-square system if a square control system is preferred.

Unlike the case of saturated vapors, similarity between the solubility parameters of the matrix polymer and a solvent can no longer serve as a criterion to predict the response of the composite against the low concentration solvent gas.

Woolhiser and Liggett (1967) derived the kinematic wave number which served as a criterion for the kinematic wave approximation.