But one particularly interesting tool in understanding the introduction of Apple products is MacRumors' Mac Buyer's Guide.
Whilst some people had never conquered their fear, other individuals had overcome it by understanding the introduction of modern equipment and techniques in dentistry.
In particular, studies aimed at understanding the introduction of BTV-8 have indicated that the legal importation of an infectious host is unlikely to have caused the epidemic observed in 2006 [ 28, 29].
There was no difficulty in understanding the introduction as well as the instructions for completion of the questionnaire.
This provides a new understanding of the introduction of long alkyl chain on designing new high efficiency organic semiconductors.
Robust demographic information is important to understanding the risk of introduction and spread of exotic diseases as well as the development of effective disease control strategies, but is often based on datasets collected for other purposes.
Thus, the availability of robust demographic information is important to understanding the risk of introduction and potential spread of an outbreak of this and other exotic equine diseases (should one occur) as well as for the development of preventive disease control strategies.
The methodology consists of six phases (Fig. 2), starting with the initial phase of understanding the project (Introduction), followed by data understanding (EEG Acquisition/Processing), data pre-processing, data modeling, evaluation and ending up with the deployment (knowledge discovery) [ 45].
Further understanding of how the introduction of an advanced stove influences patterns of household energy use is needed.
Additionally, we have advanced our understanding of how the introduction of a single point mutation identified in patients with HCM may affect the function of the protein by incurring changes to the structural and lipid-binding properties.
For epidemiology, it is equally important to recognise that the rapid rate of progress in understanding tumour biology, and the introduction of new diagnostic technologies and treatments mean WHO classifications, will inevitably require ongoing revision (World Health Organization, 2001; WHO, 2008; Jaffe, 2009; Vardiman et al, 2009; Campo et al, 2011).
