For this new work, she assembled an encyclopedic spectrum of categories usually assumed to be isolated but that are, in reality, fluid: animal, vegetable and mineral.
He was a rising star in the art world not purely for his own purchasing power but because he bought across the spectrum of categories, from fast, super-charged cars to fine watches, antique furniture and Chinese antiquities.
Therefore, fuzzy Banach spaces cover a broad spectrum of categories than the corresponding Banach spaces.
The other returnees in 2010 made their wealth across the spectrum of categories: Greg Poche in logistics; Robert Ingham in agriculture; Bruno Grollo in construction.
These preferences exist across the spectrum of categories from basic sciences, procedural and clinical, to professional and ethical topics.
The analysis illuminates a spectrum of categories- meanings contained within what is perceived as outcome by patients in general practice.
The International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health ICFF) provides a comprehensive spectrum of categories for reporting functioning and its determinants in terms of impairments and contextual factors and could facilitate transparent and standardized documentation of medical evaluations of work capacity.
The ICF taxonomy is considered the worldwide standard for reporting on functioning and disability and offers a comprehensive spectrum of categories for documenting all components of the framework except personal factors which are not classified.
Sensitivity analyses, which assumed that all participants who were lost to follow-up were alive at the last day of mortality ascertainment, showed that the HR for all-cause mortality across the spectrum of categories of glucose intolerance differed little from the point estimates of the primary analyses, indicating the robustness of the findings of this study.
Figure 5 Infrared spectra of the category 3 particles.
