These findings support the use of simple disaggregation approaches to make usage of past daily precipitation observations or daily precipitation simulations (e.g. from climate models) for hydrological modeling at an hourly time step.
The innovative contribution lies in the detailed methodological formulation with explicative notes on the main assumptions and in the high level of disaggregation used, which allows us to follow each specific subprocess and thus to acquire an in-depth understanding of the whole cost formation process.
Firstly, we distinguish between different types of child work using two alternative types of disaggregation.
Zhang et al. (1993) describe a method of disaggregation using relative tree sizes similar to d rel,k shown in this paper.
Geographic mapping of age-standardized, cause-specific death rates using a greater level of disaggregation could be a helpful and powerful tool for providing clues leading to a better understanding of its aetiology.
Examples from the Murray Darling basin in Australia are used to illustrate different methods of disaggregation of reconnaissance-scale maps.
Thirdly, the disaggregation of use of contraception is important in helping us improve our understanding of the nuanced nature of contraception usage and its determinants.
This method can be used to comparatively analyze the degree of disaggregation and the extent of tube breakage following a dispersion protocol in either aqueous or non-aqueous solutions, with or without surfactants, and regardless of the original condition of the CNTs.
The methods used, e.g. explant culture, enzymatic disaggregation [21], [23], [24] and, for enzymatic disaggregation, the type of enzyme used [13], [30], [48] and the timing the of disaggregation may give rise to preparations containing either different types or proportions of cell types and may also remove cell surface markers [49].
The tissue from one half of the lymph node was placed in a petri dish containing 2 to 5 ml of PBS/1%HSA for disaggregation by the use of scalpels.
