Introduction to Briefly Noted

What is/are Briefly Noted?

Briefly Noted - Finally, concepts of structural racism, communitylevel poverty, and social determinants of health and their potential impacts upon race and ethnic disparities in health care delivery utilization were briefly noted. ^[1] Briefly noted is the rapid separation of medicine from environmental controls toward the end of the nineteenth century, with examples provided of how a century later recognition of the linkage between ecosystem and public health may be remerging. ^[2] To achieve high ionic conductivity for solid electrolyte, an artificial Li-rich interface layer of about 60 nm thick has been constructed in polymer-based poly(ethylene oxide)-lithium bis(trifluoromethanesulfonyl)imide composite solid electrolyte (briefly noted as PEOm ) by adding Li-based alloys. ^[3] Sensors for protease activity and intracellular delivery are briefly noted as prospective applications of QD-peptide conjugates. ^[4] A holographic analogy to wormhole transitions between multiple black holes is briefly noted. ^[5] Miller, ‘Euergetism, Agonism, and Democracy: The Hortatory Intention in Late Classical and Early Hellenistic Athenian Honorific Decrees’, Hesperia 85 [2016], 385–435, the Hellenistic evidence of which is briefly noted by L. ^[6] Implications for psychological screening and intervention for those bereaved by COVID-19 are briefly noted. ^[7] A wind outflow drives inward flux transport, which is significantly enhanced in the presence of Hall drift in the positive polarity case, ηH (Bz ·Ω) > 0, an effect which has only been briefly noted before. ^[8] Extension to the full Askey scheme, object of future work, is briefly noted: some reference is made to our recent progress in spherical to hyperspherical manifold representations involving the q-scheme of Askey and related orthogonal polynomials as possible orthonormal basis sets in quantum mechanics. ^[9] 6 constitutes the conclusion of this article, wherein its philosophical, theoretical, and methodological efforts, as well as possible avenues for future research, are briefly noted. ^[10] Some similarities and differences of various spatiotemporal illusions are briefly noted, and it is suggested that experience of spatiotemporal illusions demonstrates that temporal information is necessary for and intrinsic to mental representation and is reflected in dynamic properties of mental representation. ^[11] The potential applications of this style of work were briefly noted. ^[12] A wind outflow drives inward flux transport, which is significantly enhanced in the presence of Hall drift in the positive polarity case, $\eta_H (\boldsymbol{B}_z \cdot \boldsymbol{\Omega}) > 0$, an effect which has only been briefly noted before. ^[13]