With unfettered access to bean dip.
However, intervention households were more likely to store their water in clay pots and access it by dipping a cup into the container compared with control households who often used jerrycans.
Pastoralist household interviews and focus groups included questions about livestock holdings, availability of water and pasture resources, availability of animal health resources (e.g. access to medicines, cattle dips, and extension services), incidence and management of disease in livestock herds, and climate change perceptions.
The corresponding protein interaction networks have been made publicly accessible through open access databases such as IntAct [ 13] and DIP [ 14].
Have all the ingredients on an open space, such as a counter or spare table, out of the way, which will be easy to access as you make the dip.
Table 1 compares the performances of 8 different algorithms for 4-node biological network motifs from DIP core network, accessed by the following biological measures;'motifs included in complex', 'motifs included in functional module' and 'GO term clustering scores for BP, MF and CC.' The results of ESU, R AND-ESU and MF INDER algorithms are also provided as well for comparison purpose.
And LearnBoost operates under a freemium model, allowing bootstrapped schools to access the application for free without dipping into school budgets.
Still, whatever you watch, at whatever time, you will want to be able to dip into it without encountering any access problems.
Compounding this is evidence that indigenous people experience reduced access to treatment for diabetic complications 65– 69 and DIP 70.
Each of the 15 luxury, thatch and bamboo suites has a private viewing deck, wood-burning stove and access to a nearby waterfall rock pool for a dip.
In all herds, post-dipping was not used because calves had access to udders for suckling at the end of each milking.
