Further, Ms. Plater-Zyberk laid out Aqua "using the principle that if the streets are perpendicular to the water, you not only have waterfront houses but everyone on the street can participate in the view".
And, the maximum correlation method [4] aligns each HRRP by using the principle that the envelope correlation of two adjacent profiles reaches a maximum when they are aligned.
And, using the principle that "the action is in the patient as in a subject," he tackles the issue of grammatical agreement.
Singer argues that you would be obligated to assist using the principle that when it is in our power to prevent something bad from happening without sacrificing anything comparable, it is wrong not to prevent the bad from occurring.
Therapeutic effects of adjuvant therapies for breast cancer have been assessed "across the board" and implemented using the principle that if a treatment is effective "on average" then it is effective "for all patients".
Measuring liver tissue respiration, using the principle that O2 quenches the phosphorescence of palladium (Pd) II- meso-tetra- 4-sulfonatophenyl -tetrabenzoporphyrin, has been recently reported [ 8- 10].
A researcher coded the practice floor plans and photographs using the principle that the floor plans functioned as a set for a theatrical performance, while the photographs gave insights into the way the set was used [ 39].
However, it is still possible to evaluate the relative accuracy by comparing the results from two aligners using the principle that the true alignment tends to have a considerably higher alignment score, because most errors arise from failing to find a seed.
Using the principle that novel cryptic sites that are likely to be activated must compete with the natural splice site for spliceosomal recognition, the relevant cryptic sites are restricted to those with R i values comparable to or greater than the corresponding strength of the adjacent natural site of the same polarity.
In fact, start as small as possible, using the principle that if your system really is right, and not dumb luck), compounding one penny 21 times will make you very rich.
