Social support, defined in terms of the quality of perceived support from social relationships, was found to confer protection through help-seeking augmentation [ 14], and was postulated as a rescue factor which moderates stress and suicidal behaviour [ 12].
Let (phi x,y inmathcal{C}^{infty}_{0}(Omega)), where (mathcal{C}^{infty}_{0}(Omega)) denotes the set of all sufficiently smooth functions with compact support defined in Ω.
This is because the supporting hyperplanes defined in the master MILP solved by DICOPT may chop-off feasible solutions due to the noconvex nature of some nonlinear inequalities.
Contextual strands (living-world, physical-world, material-world, and planet earth and beyond) support achievement aims defined in the Nature of Science strand alongside aims associated with understanding of scientific concepts (MoE 2007).
Early supported discharge was defined in the review as "any intervention that aimed to accelerate discharge from hospital with the provision of support (with or without a 'therapeutic' rehabilitation intervention) in a community setting".
APDL supports several configuration parameters defined in the scope of the EPCglobal architecture and related standards.
The PSVM is an automation procedure based on the support vector machine (SVM) classifier defined in the polar coordinate frame.
(very easy (5), easy (4), possible (3), difficult (2), very difficult (1)) The way that social support and psychological distress are defined in the present study raises the question of whether we are dealing with distinct constructs other than psychological distress.
To quantitatively compare the noise properties among different networks, we define the "low noise region" as the bottom left corner in the NARon NARoff plane (under the green dotted lines in Figure 5b as defined in the Supporting Information, Section A.5). Points in this region have low noise level at both ON and the OFF states.
Here we define the "good iSAT region" as the top left corner in the iSATon iSAToff plane (above the red dotted lines in Figure 5a as defined in the Supporting Information, Section A.5). Networks in this region can give rise to large (positive) iSATon and small (negative) iSAToff and are expected to attenuate noise at both states.
