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The political situation is also conducive for change.

It signifies the necessary geological conditions that support hydrocarbon accumulation are also conducive for CO2 storage.

While simulations using the developed model estimated a module efficiency of ∼3.23% and an annual electrical energy generation of 448 kWh/m2, the fabricated module with a cell width of ∼18 mm exhibited an efficiency of ∼3.19%; the design is also conducive for practical manufacturing and thermal reliability.

Anaerobic conditions are also conducive for DNA preservation [37] and DNA analysis supports the paleopathological diagnosis of tuberculosis.

The resulting "recovering" environment is therefore also conducive for increased transmission of the pathogen to hosts, including humans; an unintended consequence of greening this agriculturally intensified area.

Its prime production region is the Huai area of central China, but the climatic and edaphic conditions in Jiaozuo (Henan province) are also conducive for the cultivation of a high quality product.

"This is uncomfortable for the liberal left," he says, but the 1980s emphasis on individualism, with "its message that 'you can be a winner' and with less sympathy for losers" was, he suspects, also conducive to greater sporting success.

*Anyway, glamour is not only contagious but also conducive to creativity.

The consultations conducted as part of the development of the model demonstrated a need for policies for rural community health services which are not only consistent with the rural reality, but also conducive the development of rural community health services.

Due to the universal nature of smiling and frowning (e.g., Ekman, 1972), and the communicative characteristic of such emotional expressions (Kraut & Johnston, 1979), using simple emoticon faces on labels of food should also make such interventions conducive for cross-cultural implementation.

During sudden stratospheric warming (SSW) events, the PW amplitudes get amplified and the stratospheric and mesospheric zonal winds are also altered drastically rendering the conditions conducive for the propagation of the small-scale waves which are already modulated by the PWs (Liu et al. 2010; Yiğit and Medvedev 2012).