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According to a person associated with N.Y.U., administrators there thought that as the merger proceeded, Mount Sinai would ultimately agree to a combined medical school, thereby avoiding the duplication of academic departments and allowing for real cost savings.
Not allowing for real innovation so can throttle a company's ability to adapt and grow or at the very least keep it from taking advantage of opportunities.
New methodology such as communications analysis and EDA measurement may bridge the gap, allowing for real time measurement of workload without disrupting the task flow.
This also reduces the detection time, in some cases allowing for real time impedance biosensing.
Period-specific food composition databases were used to calculate intakes allowing for real changes in food composition over time to be incorporated into the exposure measurement.
Multiple assessments of dietary intake during adulthood were used rather than a single assessment, and period-specific food composition databases were used to calculate the intakes allowing for real changes in food composition over time to be incorporated into the exposure measurement (Prynne et al, 2005).
Optimized DE imaging increases soft tissue visibility and may enhance automated lung tumor tracking allowing for real-time adaptive radiotherapy.
The increasing use of point-of-care ultrasound by physicians is changing the bedside encounter by allowing for real-time diagnosis with the treating physician.
This study presents the design of a multimodal loading device which can apply substrate stretch and fluid flow simultaneously while allowing for real-time cell imaging.
The meso-scale facility has multiple wave tanks, permitting some control in experimental design of the investigations, but allowing for real-world conditions.
A new enterprise architecture for security can be leveraged by nurturing collaboration among academic research centers, applying new technologies for data collection and response, and allowing for real-time systems development and data analysis for the protection of the maritime infrastructure.
