For its first decade, the Unicode Consortium, which is made up of unpaid volunteers, many of whom work at Apple, Google and other tech giants, dealt principally with characters unique to specific written languages, current, classical and historical.
In contrast, household preparedness appears to depend on factors unique to specific types of participation.
National food contaminant databases may miss dietary exposures unique to specific communities and sources of food.
Fatigue may take the form of stent, graft, or suture failure, with certain modes unique to specific stent graft devices.
Prior to 1998, Avon's 2.7 million representatives in 135 countries were selling some 500 brands of cosmetics, fragrances and toiletries, many unique to specific countries.
It is apparent that net rates of precipitation reactions are an integration of transport, solute speciation, precipitation mechanisms that are unique to specific crystal planes, etc.
While some of the performance issues like parallelism and locality are common to different parallel architectures, issues such as data distribution are unique to specific architectures.
To investigate self-reported barriers to medication adherence among chronically ill adolescents, and to investigate whether barriers are unique to specific chronic diseases or more generic across conditions.
In this process, 29 challenges were identified for the four scenarios, of which eight were shared by all scenarios (e.g. shortage of quality water or development of alternative food sources such as insect proteins); others were unique to specific scenarios.
Understanding how such genomic alterations result in different cancer phenotypes amongst patients will allow clinicians to make more informed decisions when diagnosing and treating cancers unique to specific patients.
Given the poor outcomes associated with AKI in this study as well as prior studies, it is imperative that those caring for critically ill patients identify and address the risk factors that are unique to specific patient groups.
