Readers were specific too: Hydroponics will drive food prices and availability in a world where most of soil will be rendered useless.
Publishers have nevertheless said that we are happy to work with this "green" approach – in combination with viable publishing models such as funded ("gold") open access or subscription – provided that the time gap (the "embargo period") between first publication and availability in a repository does not fatally undermine revenue streams.
Algorithm efficiency is not the only aim; distribution, effectiveness, and availability in a heterogeneous data environment are also considered.
This necessarily means that the majority of platforms do not offer optimal price-performance, reliability and availability in a dedicated and predetermined single-function role, points out IDC's Ahari.
It highlights key requirements to be considered from the point of view of control engineering, considering the objectives of achieving economic viability in view of its stability, reliability and availability in a particularly aggressive marine environment, where maintenance operations are particularly costly.
Advantages of untreated fresh frozen non-irradiated allografts are their cost effectiveness, supposed better biological quality and availability in a local bone bank.
These will, among other benefits, assure adolescents of proper PAC information on service sources, costs and availability in a manner that best communicates to this special age groups.
A major strength of this study is the use of a previously validated methodology which allows for the measurement of medicine prices and availability in a reliable and standardized way [ 16].
Recently, Terasaka et al (Terasaka et al, 2008) identified a novel mechanism whereby HDL may maintain endothelial cell NO production and availability in mice fed a high-cholesterol diet.
Also, their simple chemical structures and availability in unlimited amounts at a very low commercial cost are important aspects to consider.
