All three approaches elicit usable activity-space information for approximately 90percentt of all respondents.
This property of statecharts makes them much more concise and usable than activity diagrams and contributes to a lower structural complexity of the models.
To make the recognition system more reliable and usable in our activity spaces, many approaches that employ multiple cameras are actively developed in recent years.
We introduce here 'IR Peer', a novel peer review system designed to address the specificities of IR activity, usable as a primary or complementary quality assurance tool.
All participants who agreed to participate in the study were invited to wear accelerometers and 112/326 (34.4%) and 107/418 (25.6%) of the subset who agreed to wear accelerometers in the high-walkable/low SES and low- walkable/high SES neighborhoods respectively, provided usable objective physical activity data.
The study demonstrates the importance of this aquifer, which contains renewable water of relatively low salinity that is therefore usable for agricultural activities.
RT-PCR data provide less usable information about protein activity or about possible mutations that the target gene might harbor unless it is in the primer binding region.
A particular attention was put on consensus sequences for transcription factors with repressor activity, potentially usable for the control of fucosylation in YB2/0.
More work is needed to turn these findings into usable prevention messages and activities, but it is at least obvious that reducing transmission of HCV will require improving access to harm reduction programs, teaching and encouraging better injection hygiene practices, making clean syringes more widely available, and expanding access to care.
Once examined, it could be kept if it contained usable intelligence, information on criminal activity, threat of harm to people or property, was encrypted, or was believed to contain any information relevant to cybersecurity.
Forage competition changes the energy balance of the grazing activity (units of usable energy per unit of energy expended).
