Finally, feminist legal scholars have proposed legislation and trial practice procedures that would treat domestic violence as part of a systematic cultural environment that discriminates against women (Schneider 2000).
The amount of time a patient meets doctors in hospitals, such as university hospitals, may be less than the meetings in clinics, but many doctors in the hospitals may try to examine one patient's case through diverse perspectives within the systematic hospital environment.
A comparison to corrosion morphologies developed during free corrosion experiments with the alloy show that electrochemical microscopy captures forms and intensity of localized corrosion as well as trends associated with systematic changes in environment chemistry.
In response to the growing concerns about energy conservation in residential buildings and its implications for the environment, systematic evaluation on energy and thermal Performance for residential envelops (EETP) is put forward to assess the energy efficiency of envelop designs and to calculate the energy consumption of cooling and heating systems.
Note that, in previous cases where hippocampal neurons shrink or expand to distortions of the environment, systematic variations in those distortions were a major parameter of the task design, whereas more categorical responses (re-mapping) is observed when environments and task parameters are discontinuously changed (as in their track B).
Here, we summarize recent developments in the characterization of the chemical and physical properties of cell sensing and adhesion, as well as the design and use of engineered, micro- to nanoscale patterned and confined environments, for systematic, comprehensive modulation of the cells' environment.
For example, the pattern might be due to chance, or it might reflect systematic differences between environments where species occur together and where they occur separately.
Currently, the understanding of which biocides and metals that are likely to co-select for resistance towards certain classes of antibiotics is limited, as is reliable systematic data on environments and bacterial taxa where risks for co-selection are high.
In this highly uncertain environment, a systematic methodology is essential to plan the Information Technology infrastructure needed to start and maintain the collaborative process.
The process is found to be resistant to short-term error drift when operating in a controlled environment but systematic and random errors are demonstrated to be highly dependent on geometry.
