Below a certain threshold, this anemia becomes pathologic as it no longer permits a tissue oxygenation adequate for growth and development, and then, a blood transfusion is required.
The available range of flow velocities was selected according to hydraulics constraints and fouling potential impacts (fishfarms are flowing systems with adequate conditions for development of unwanted deposits).
Strengths of available measures include: (i) short length and ease of scoring, (ii) excellent internal consistency and convergent validity, and (iii) potentially adequate data for development of standardized norms for adolescent populations.
Advanced second-moment reliability techniques and numerical simulation techniques have been adequate for the development of today's probability-based limit states design codes, which are largely member-based with only a relatively simplistic treatment of multi-member systems.
The trial was registered with ClinicalTrials.gov, number NCT01474096 The World Health Organization (WHO) considers breastfeeding the ideal way to feed infants, as it provides them with the nutrients needed for adequate growth and development, recommending exclusive breastfeeding until 6 months [ 1] and its continuance in supplemented form until 2 years of age [ 2].
Therefore, the reaction was carried out at 60°C for 15 min, which was adequate for complete color development.
Superficial evaluations that rely on anecdotal or service use information may be adequate for informing network development in the early formative stages.
In this section, we examine the extent to which community decision-making processes, rules compliance, actor relationships, and relationships with government and NGOs are adequate for carbon project development.
Since suppression of erythropoiesis is not a goal of transfusion in DBA, as it is in thalassemia major, trough hemoglobin levels of 80 g/l are usually acceptable for maintaining adequate growth and development.
