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The results indicate that it is possible and feasible to develop an eco-industrial cluster including aquaculture, fishery processing companies, by-product plants, and wastewater treatment units.
Considering the observed benefits of heart failure and hemodynamic variables to the TIMI UA/NSTEMI score, it may be both preferable and feasible to develop a revised risk stratification tool for UA/NSTEMI patients combining the discriminative power of the GRACE scores with the inherent simplicity of the TIMI scores.
We demonstrated that after disaster containment, it was possible and feasible to develop, implement, and sustain a web-based, easy to use PCIP for improved medication supply chain management.
Author's response: Again, I agree, it will be interesting and, hopefully, feasible to develop such models.
Because the whole genome sequences of tea plant are not available and updated, it is feasible to develop nuclear markers from ESTs database.
What remains to be seen is whether SIRT3 transgenic mice have extended lifespans and whether it is feasible to develop small molecule activators of SIRT3 to combat pathologies of aging.
The results demonstrate that (1) medical conditions can be extracted from FDA drug labels with high performance; and (2) it is feasible to develop a framework for an intelligent database system.
Developments in artificial intelligence (AI) techniques and their applications to physics have made it feasible to develop and implement new modeling techniques for high-energy interactions.
By demonstrating that it is indeed feasible to develop and implement instruments with valid and reliable results across the diversity of countries, languages, cultures and institutional settings, the AHELO Feasibility Study achieved its main goal.
Understanding these physiological and evolutionary dynamics, it was feasible to develop a strategy for a new pharmaceutical agent and its molecular target.
It was feasible to develop and deliver an advanced critical care curriculum and related training materials in a short, interactive workshop for noncritical care trained clinicians in resource-limited settings.
