The most useful case for us in Lemma 1 is where ϵ is negative.
With no evidence for a diagnostically useful case definition (used alone) and the potential unreliability of RIDTs [ 12, 36], new diagnostic strategies are urgently needed.
Whether the strategy was intentional or not, Gerry McCusker, who has written a book on public relations disasters, believes Kraft's experience with iSnack 2.0 will become a useful case study in using controversy to "cut through the clutter" of the marketing space.
The consistency of the threefold condition for the Cdx genes, maintained over hundreds of millions of years of evolution, attracts us to Cdx genes as a useful case for analysing gene retention.
Nevertheless, we are actually including only stereochemical information for the simplest and the most useful case, namely for the tetrahedral centres, using the "@" and "@@" symbols for the two possible configurations around an asymmetric tetrahedral atom.
Although such measurements are usually performed on chemically strengthened glasses, where the thickness of the layer under compression is limited to several micrometres, our study considers the most useful case of thermally quenched glass, widely used in industry and where the compressed layer is several hundred micrometres thick.
This paper presents one useful case: the integration of analytical models expressed using the Modelica language.
A particularly useful case of such a generalization is given by the use of complex numbers in Cartesian geometry.
Germany's own history of reunification is a useful case study.
A useful case study is to compare the ability of men and women in math.
After everything has wound down the two schools may have a useful case study to offer.
