We report on a physically based Fermi-level modeling approach designed to be accurate and yet amenable to be implemented in a device-size process simulator.
B.T. made the consolidated data amenable to analysis by implementing the iRefWeb database and query interface.
Despite high rates of preventive delivery, this study found that not all nurses are equally amenable to adopting and implementing new skills.
Although not all challenges were amenable to resolution, strategies implemented proved beneficial to the overall process and resulted in surpassing the targeted sample size.
He also questions whether Tsipras' administration will follow through on its promised reforms, some of which even previous governments more amenable to European demands failed to implement.
Compared with other modes, the advantages of exercise are manifold: low-cost, noninvasive, easy to implement, and amenable to being practiced in either home or clinical settings (Gueldner et al 1997; Kohut and Senchina 2004).
The resulting model is simpler to implement, more robust, and amenable to further development.
Advocates of overhauling drug laws hope that the 2016 UNGASS will usher in a series of changes to international drug treaties to make them more amenable to countries and regions that wish to implement changes to their drug laws.
More specifically, when compared to FISH, BACs-on-Beads technology results are more objective, easier to interpret, and its protocol is robust, fast to implement in the laboratory, and amenable to automation [ 15, 19].
We believe this approach is particularly amenable to automation, can be implemented in such a way as to minimize infection risk and provides many opportunities to investigate bacterial response to antibiotics that would be impractical with other methods.
34 This study has identified factors that are potentially amenable to alteration, especially if implemented before pregnancy, and which, if improved, may improve the likelihood of an uncomplicated pregnancy.
