Pick a sturdy, durable model that won't warp while heating or sag under the weight of your food.
That goes for both the consumer version, which costs $30 to $50 at drugstores and other chains, and a more durable model sold for about $350 to doctors' offices and hospitals.
We inferred that a more durable model of infectious pleural injury could be developed and tested that postulate using C57BL/6 mice to develop a model of organizing of S. pneumoniae pleural empyema with survivorship over 2 weeks.
Instead, they want a relationship model – a durable, cooperative model that enables companies to partner with academia in a fashion that allows them to stay continuously connected to early stage research and to accelerate the translation of that research into new products that drive economic growth.
When choosing a space blanket (a light, thin sheet of extremely reflective Mylar), spend a little extra to buy a larger, more durable model.
Like the rest of us, they are waiting for a durable business model, experimenting like crazy until they find one.
The same goes for steel, aluminium, energy, finance and a host of other areas that the government deems "strategic .A more durable model for less privileged companies would involve more higher-margin activities, based on innovation and higher quality, with their home-grown brands to the fore.
Does Bill Shorten lead in the way he does because he genuinely believes that's the durable model; that consensus is the only way to save politics from its worst excesses of ego and intrigue?
In reporting this effort in his article "Revisiting Carroll's CSR Pyramid: An African Perspective", he introduced the perspective of the model's usefulness in a developing environment, noting that it was indeed "a durable and useful model for defining and exploring CSR" (2006, p.45), yet suggesting that it may not be the best one for understanding CSR in general.
