The adoption of a multi-tier approach will allow countries to select the baseline method best suiting their specific capabilities and data availability while simultaneously ensuring scientific transparency, environmental effectiveness and broad political support.
It shows that a multi-tier approach will allow countries to select the baseline method best suiting their specific capabilities and data availability while simultaneously enabling broad political support.
The availability of simultaneously-acquired MR and PET data will also enable incorporation of dynamic correlations and motion correction into the joint reconstruction framework.
In spite of increasing the water consumption, cultivable lands increase when the suitable land and water availability are considered simultaneously.
We manipulated resource availability and predation simultaneously in a microbial microcosm experiment, where a bacterial community was exposed to the protozoan predator Tetrahymena thermophila in three different resource concentrations (low, intermediate and high).
Simultaneously, food availability was assessed in both landscapes.
In situations where limited healthcare personnel are available to assist with resuscitation, the use of DRT instead of PPT may interfere with a second provider's availability to perform other simultaneously required vital tasks.
Despite the type of helminth involved, the higher the concentrations achieved at the parasite location, the higher the amount of drug reaching the target parasite [ 7], which is strongly supported by the findings from different in vivo studies [ 8- 10] where systemic drug availability and efficacy were simultaneously estimated.
Note the close links between MR and DS; a combination of these two approaches, mark-recapture-distance-sampling (MRDS; for details and other references see Laake & Borchers, 2004), might help to address issues that neither of them can alone, by accounting simultaneously for availability bias and heterogeneity in detection probability (due to distance, and other relevant covariates).
The CAP theorem, proposed by Brewer, states that no distributed system can simultaneously guarantee Consistency, Availability and Partition-Tolerance.
