The results obtained prove that the modal truncations typically used when analyzing continuous shaft instabilities are mathematically justifiable.
Typically used when referring to the study of genes or when the cause of a disease is somehow traced to genes.
Meanwhile, Le Parisen also claimed as many as 10 biohazard suits, typically used when treating ebola patients, had been stolen from Necker Children's Hospital in central Paris.
Manufacturers have developed both cruciate-substituting/posterior stabilized (PS) implants typically used when the ligament is sacrificed and cruciate retaining (CR) implants designed for ligament preservation.
While the event was attended by more than 1,000 people, the White House kept most journalists out, instead allowing access only to a small "pool" of reporters typically used when space is limited or when security is a concern.
The Métis and Inuit preferred not to be called First Nations, and thus the terms "aboriginal peoples" or "aboriginal nations" are typically used when referring to the Inuit, Métis, and First Nations peoples of Canada in aggregate.
Psychiatric symptoms are common among patients approaching the end of life and require particular attention in the setting of sedating medications, typically used when patients require ventilators and other life-sustaining treatments.
"The convention was a wonderful and magnificent opportunity for us to share our message," Mr. Romney said in Lakeland, standing on a stage under bright movie set lights, typically used when the campaign is filming for an advertisement.
Two-phase sampling is typically used when it is very expensive to collect data on the variables of interest, but it is relatively inexpensive to collect data on variables that are correlated with the variables of interest.
With the new system, the government acceded to a long-standing opposition demand by finally abandoning the "one person, one vote" system for individual district representatives — or the single nontransferable vote (SNTV) system, typically used when casting one vote for multiple positions.
