The water availability was classified in five water availability stages (<0, 0 to 100, 100 to 200, 200 to 300 and >300 mm) to better visualize the natural SRC cultivation potential in maps.
After Whitman spoke at the banquet, Stutzman, again clearly big-footing the everyday press operation, beckoned reporters to another unscheduled press availability on stage.
Due to limited availability of stage I CRC cases, only one replicate was performed for both colon and rectal samples.
The limited availability of stage I joints, i.e., joints in a prefusion state, is a limitation of the study.
This limitation has to be seen in the context of the population-based nature and size of the dataset, and the study period: There is very limited availability of stage information for upper gastrointestinal cancers in population-based datasets covering the same period in England, although this weakness in cancer registration systems is now being rapidly addressed.
The choice of parameters was bounded by the information availability at this stage.
Redundancy or standby is a technique that has been widely applied to improving system reliability and availability in the stage of system design.
In the absence of data availability from each stage of erythroid cells differentiation, we present a model where only reticuloytes data are described.
Robust imaging platforms discussed in Table 3, including MRI, μCT, optical projection tomography (OPT) and HREM, are recommended to be employed depending on resource availability and exact stage of analysis.
Current EMRs do not store all necessary data for clinical research, including information related to pregnancy, performance status, cancer stage, availability of transportation to the hospital, specific tests that are not typically performed, drug regimen, outcomes (including death) and adverse events.
