It is then simplified, and expressed in terms of readily-understood quantities so that the process is as transparent as possible.
The reproductive cycle of M. galloprovincialis can be described in terms of four readily identifiable stages (early, development, ripe, and spawning).
Some interviewees noted that the websites of Cancer Councils could be made more attractive in terms of having readily accessible information for Indigenous people or to demonstrate concern for their specific issues.
His contemporaries perhaps saw things differently: for them the gods were unproblematic (not that everyone thought the same way about them, but Xenophon's terms of reference were readily understood), and his insistence on a moral component to practical and (broadly) political skills may have been distinctive.
This measure has been shown to be highly predictive of mortality in Russia [ 2, 21] and has the advantage of being defined in terms of the frequency of readily observed behaviours that are going to be less subject to misclassification than specification of 'usual' volume of beer wines and spirits [ 22].
The word "thematic" indicates that these CRPs should both have a fairly broad scope and be designed so that their outcome, in terms of practical applications, might readily fit into the selected nuclear applications that are offered to Member States under the IAEA's mechanism for thematic planning.
The outcome in terms of energy expenditure is readily comparable with recommendations for PA (e.g. The American College of Sports Medicine [ 18]).
Furthermore, the stereochemical specificity of such reactions as shown below can be accommodated readily in terms of the five-coordinated associated intermediate, whereas a dissociative mechanism would be expected to result in the formation of a mixture of the two geometric isomers.
That is, once the problem is solved in terms of the variables, one can readily obtain the required power partitions.
The equation is written in terms of several parameters that are readily available from well-log measurements.
