Rawls first set out justice as fairness in systematic detail in his 1971 book, A Theory of Justice.
A systematic, detailed recording of sleep history may be useful in the clinical evaluation of patients and sleep quality could be used to evaluate this sub-threshold presence of the cluster.
The classical radical dissection was described in 1906 by George Crile, who was the first surgeon to describe in systematic detail the surgical procedure of radical neck dissection, which included removal of all the lymph nodes in the neck, along with three important structures – the sternomastoid muscle, the internal jugular vein, and the accessory nerve.
This systematic study details how Ni-nanoparticles concentration on graphene surfaces can be manipulated to enhance electrochemical performance, and that higher concentrations up to NiC10 favour better performance.
In the context of cell culture process monitoring, a subset of compound concentration trends from a batch culture shown in Fig. 1 illustrates the confusion that can arise from possible systematic errors (details provided in the Cell culture section of Methods).
West Cheshire's report claims to be one of the "most systematic and detailed" studies of food bank use the UK has seen.
This paper presents a systematic and detailed survey of the malware detection mechanisms using data mining techniques.
Last month, a leaked Nato report said the shootings were a "systematic" problem, detailing widespread collaboration between the insurgents and Afghan police and military.
This systematic study detailing the effects of several variables of photo-calorimetry allows its direct use as a standard method to study polymerization kinetics and monomer conversion of dental resins and other photo-curable materials.
To develop an understanding of the sports and people most at risk, and to identify opportunities for prevention, routine and systematic data detailing the occurrence of these fatalities is required.
