It is made using the techniques employed for computer chips.In this section Inside out No PERVersion Cloudbusting An ice idea Reprints Related topics Cancer Health and fitnessThe source itself works a little like the cathode-ray tube of a television.
Using the techniques employed here, it was impossible to determine the tissue that contributed most to the global measures of 11β-HSD1 activity used in this study.
It was not possible using the techniques employed in the study to determine if the smaller lenses were due to reduced volume or number of fiber cells.
Using the techniques employed here for partitioning the source of variability in ratings of quality of care, investigators have previously examined whether discussion of a case between reviewers can improve the reliability of structured implicit reviews.
I like to use the technique employed by grandmothers all over Italy: Bring a pot of water to a rapid boil and slowly pour in the cornmeal, whisking for 3 to 5 minutes until it thickens.
In 2006, Woo Suk Hwang had to retract two papers published in Science in which his team claimed it had used the technique employed in cloning Dolly the sheep to create human embryonic stem cells matched to specific people who had various diseases.
Hand cleansing is an imperfect process, the efficacy of which depends on the product used, the technique employed, and the duration of the process.
Using a modification of the technique employed by the Canadian Hypertension Society Consensus Conference to develop evidence-based recommendations and criteria, the CPs were developed using the following steps: 1. Definition of the conceptual framework for the CPs: a. Definition of the problem.
This is arrived at by using numerical weather prediction, the technique employed by all the world's meteorological services – running mathematical models of the weather on supercomputers.
Such a device could be used to hide submarines.Sonar, the technique employed to detect subs, uses a transmitter to emit a pulse of sound usually a distinctive "ping"—and a receiver to listen for its reflection.
