Universally recognized principles of public health and medicine indicate strategies for cancer prevention that have been recognized for decades.
ABC technology analysis is based on the principle, indicating that each statistical group can be divided into several parts.
This discrepancy with the causality principle indicates that the predictions of the DPL model in its approximate and exact forms may be remarkably different.
Le Chatelier's principle indicates that the amount of sulphur adsorbed should be reduced; however this will be the first experimental verification.
The VCIM working principle indicates that an important issue to running a VCIM system is to organise the resources to fulfil customer orders; this issue is called resource scheduling.
The assessment suggests that although the least-squares principle indicates that minimization should be performed prior to linearization, such an approach is often impractical and not necessary.
The false-preserving principle indicates that if a construction relation or state transformation relation of a component does not exist in a low resolution model, then the corresponding relations should not exist in its high resolution model.
In particular, the strong maximum principle says that if the solution achieves its maximum in the interior of the domain, the solution must be a constant, while the weak maximum principle indicates that the maximum is to be found on the boundary but may re-occur in the interior as well.
The metapopulation principle indicates that with increasing dog population density, size, and movement, rabies control will require ever-increasing resources.
Archimedes' principle indicates that the upward buoyant force that is exerted on a body immersed in a fluid, whether fully or partially submerged, is equal to the weight of the fluid that the body displaces.
