The continuous availability of functionality is one of the important concerns by CPS stakeholders.
The information technology department was asked about the availability of functionality neither observed nor known to the physician.
Examining the weights of the three formative indicators of the "EMR functional coverage" construct, one finds the "availability of clinical functionalities" indicator to be by far the most determinant (γ = 0.80, p < 0.001).
More recently, Price et al.'s [ 8] qualitative analysis showed there are "ceiling effects" to EMR use in primary care practices owing to numerous factors, including a lack of awareness or availability of EMR functionalities to support clinical work as well as the poor usability of these systems.
It is important to understand why, despite the known effectiveness of RR measures and the increasing availability of this functionality associated with growing EMR use, these practices are not being adopted by immunization providers.
Depending on the nature of the target molecule and on the availability of cell surface functionalities, conjugation strategies should be selected, developed, and optimized.
The result is a seamless integration of pervasive computing applications with the user's tasks, guaranteeing the availability of the required functionality without wasting computing resources on components that are not currently needed.
The results of this study suggest that the assessment of the availability and functionality of health services and facilities is technically feasible in emergencies, even under difficult circumstances.
Potential solutions are then translated into potential Ecodesign requirements for enterprise servers concerning: provision of information on the operation at high temperatures; availability of secure data deletion functionalities; availability of firmware updates to third parties; and design for disassembly of the product.
This might be ascribed to higher surface area, as we have calculated above and greater availability of NH+ and :NH2 functionalities which are accessible for the sorption of Cr III) and Cr VI), respectively.
