The starting point of the study is the underlying rationale of much of the service purchasing literature that buyers have or can easily access the necessary know-how to procure business services.
In Paris he studied Sanskrit, publishing Über die Sprache und Weisheit der Indier (1808), the first attempt at comparative Indo-Germanic linguistics and the starting point of the study of Indian languages and comparative philology.
They found records for 3.5 million people who were free of coronary heart disease at the starting point of the study and divided them into groups according to their BMI and whether they had diabetes, high blood pressure [hypertension], and abnormal blood fats [hyperlipidemia], which are all classed as metabolic abnormalities.
The starting point of the study will be based on the changing circumstances in the financing of healthcare within Germany which will be used as a basis for forecasting future sales and employment in the oral healthcare sector until 2030.
In this section, we set up the problem and we review some of the results in [8] that serve as a starting point of the study that we present in this paper.
In particular, a recently introduced common framework is the starting point of the study: it includes an initial facial detection, the subsequent facial traits description, the data reduction step, and the final classification step.
Nonetheless, our ascertainment of the exposures of interest (i.e., depression and antidepressant treatment) was limited to the starting point of the study, and we are therefore unable to comment on the likely impact that changes in the level of these exposures during the follow up period could have had on mortality.
The starting point of the study was the date of diagnosis of skeletal metastasis.
The end of the administration process was chosen as the starting point of the study.
For instance, the starting point of the study was a time-wise correlation of transcript responses.
