Ever since, I've wanted to interview Rutgers School of Communication and Information Assistant Professor Vikki Katz, given her spot-on snapshot of process-based research and outcomes-based industry: As a researcher, I develop detailed explanations for why variation exists across a group of people and why they not homogeneous -- and I need that to be understood.
Two NAC domain RNAs, Nam 9, and two WRKY transcription factors contain both PTB and Pumilio binding motifs in their DSS (Table 7).> Compared to a genomic study, transcriptome analysis is more informative as it provides a snapshot of processes of physiology and development.
However, speciation is a continuous process [ 65, 66] and delineation approaches offer only a snapshot of this process, so we expect to encounter various stages of differentiation.
"This is an exceptionally clear snapshot of the process".
The T.F.R. is designed to offer a snapshot of a process — childbearing — that occurs over many years.
Ambulocetus The evolutionary leap from land to marine mammals was a problem for Darwin, but Ambulocetus gave a snapshot of the process in action.
The evolutionary leap from land to marine mammals was a problem for Darwin, but Ambulocetus gave a snapshot of the process in action.
And if included, they would only represent one snapshot of a process that is dynamic.
A snapshot of the process changes, countermeasures and results are highlighted in Figs. 6, 7, 8 and 9. Fig. 6 Use of tree diagram and prioritisation matrix for solution implementation Fig. 7 Revised 'to-be' process map Fig. 8 Process comparison 'before' and 'after' improvement Fig. 9 Synopsis of countermeasures for all PD projects.
Even though temperature is a continuous quantitative variable, its measurement has been considered a snapshot of a process, indicating whether a patient is febrile or afebrile.
Even though temperature is a continuous quantitative variable, its measurement in the clinical setting has been considered a snapshot of a process, indicating whether a patient is febrile or afebrile (qualitative dichotomous value).
