For this reason a thorough mass balance was performed on the hydrolysis products as described previously by Garlock et al.[ 6] to determine the final glucan and xylan conversion to mono- and oligosaccharides.
However, very few are proposing strengthening the control mechanisms over governments: there will have to be thorough checks and balances, including better protection of the impartiality of the civil service, which is meant to be politically neutral.
Enables thorough evaluation and balancing between alternatives with respect to indicators, dimensions and stakeholders via outranking, weighting, voting, for example.
RNS takes very seriously its commitment to accuracy, balance and thorough reporting, and the June 23 story failed to meet those expectations.
To assess the clinical significance of intervention effects it is important to perform a thorough assessment of the balance between beneficial and harmful effects [ 11, 12].
However, this requires more scientific evidence (validation studies), as well as a thorough assessment of the balance of benefits and harms for those to whom the screening is offered, taking account of the aim of the screening.
"It should be examined in a way that's substantive, that's thorough and that's balanced so that we arrive at the truth".
(However, NIES's Yamada pointed out that because disease-causing pathogens in the tsunami sludge are a big concern at this stage, thorough testing must be balanced with speedy cleanup).
Effective use of a water balance approach requires thorough identification of sources of uncertainty around all terms in the analysis and can benefit from additional, independent information that can be used to interpret the accuracy of the residual term of a water balance.
The problem was partially cured in 1892 when the equipment was rearranged on the turntable to improve their balance, but more thorough solutions to the problem were either deemed too expensive or inadequate.
