Cellulose, as one of the most abundant polymers, is renewable and natural; furthermore, it has plenty of advantages such as reasonable cost, biodegradability, availability, considerable stiffness, thermal recyclability by combustion, and desired mechanical features.
With the introduction of powerful CPUs and the availability of considerable amounts of memory on-board a small satellite it has become possible to utilize the flexibility and power of contemporary platform-independent real-time operating systems.
In bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L ., despite the availability of considerable sequence information in Expressed Sequence Tag (EST) database, it is difficult to design genome-specific PCR primers because of the presence of three very closely related homoeologs.
Given the availability of considerable nuclear transcriptome sequence, we also assayed molecular evolutionary rates across a random set of 100 genes homologous to Conserved Orthologous Loci (COS II) available for several other asterid species [ 73- 75].
It is demonstrated that the present model has considerable availability for predicting the particle separation efficiency for cyclone separators.
The cessation system includes a national telephone Quitline, considerable availability of subsidised nicotine replacement therapy products and some culturally specific cessation support programmes for Māori smokers.
In our literature review we appreciated a considerable availability of systematic reviews including patients with LE [ 8, 24, 26- 28, 31, 36, 40, 41, 44- 49] 49].
The current availability of a considerable part of the rice sequences at NCBI database is providing an excellent and timely opportunity to analyze the evolutionary history of rice LTR-retrotransposons.
Despite the widespread availability of clinical guidelines, considerable gaps remain between the care that is recommended (appropriate care) and the care provided.
It is noteworthy that spatial locations where the estimates exhibit higher discrepancies from the data values (for both PM10 and ozone) are mostly close to either the boundary between regions of considerable data availability and data scarcity or the metropolitan area where the high variability of PM pollutants and ozone generated from traffic or local industrial emissions may be present.
There is considerable disparity in availability, accessibility and affordability of reproductive and child health services between the rich and poor living in urban settlements in developing countries [ 1– 3].
