Based on this rationale, and in order to develop a more profound understanding of these processes and their possible influence on developing bone microarchitecture, we should carry on measuring bone mineral and body composition parameters parallel to (nutritionally dependent) hormones.
ABM models are commonly actualized utilizing PC reproductions either by some custom programming or particularly created ABM toolkits taking into account a more profound comprehension of the conduct of the general framework in light of the individual operators (Gershenson and Niazi 2013).
In delving into the perspectives of these key figures and composing songs based on their experiences, Irene developed a more profound appreciation for those who paved the way centuries before.
Likewise, Stonaker is curious about investigating and producing her own set of myths in order to more easily traverse the complexities of living, while also developing a more profound way of life.
In keeping with the changing directions of Dante's thought and the vicissitudes of his career, she, too, underwent enormous changes in his hands—sanctified in the Vita nuova, demoted in the canzoni (poems) presented in the Convivio, only to be returned with more profound comprehension in The Divine Comedy as the woman credited with having led Dante away from the "vulgar herd".
The goal of this chapter is to provide the foundation toward developing a more comprehensive model of reading comprehension.
We have to work harder to develop a profound theology of the woman.
Indeed, a more profound understanding of such processes is necessary to develop the application of diffusion MRI further and to directly obtain information on tissue microstructure.
Thus, a more profound knowledge of the molecular background and cell biological behaviour of this cancer is inevitable to develop appropriate treatment strategies (Buckner, 2003).
For a more profound understanding a model of the coaxial tube was developed which defines the main energy fluxes including the internal thermal coupling.
Together, these works mark the final period of Nietzsche's thought, when he developed a new, more profound, and more systematic teaching rooted in the idea of the eternal recurrence, which he considered his deepest thought.
