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Although selection indices have most often been used in livestock breeding (where weights have been economically derived) it may be achievable to develop 'welfare' values and construct an index for optimal selection against inherited disease, of which canine hip dysplasia is a prime example.

He demonstrated that victory was achievable to anyone, no matter the circumstances.

The first key issue is to improve statistical power for detecting damaged functionalities, which may be achievable by developing more proper weighing schemes for SNPs within a gene or genes within a pathway by leveraging a priori biological information from multiple sources or integrating different omic data (e.g., GWAS, microarrays and proteomics).

Habitual exercise and disease risk reductions may be achievable without developing an exceptional exercise capacity.

If this can be done in developing countries with meager financial resources, it should be achievable in the developed world.

Lastly, it has been argued that functional recovery is a complex and multi-dimensional concept and that meaningful comparison across cultural settings may not be achievable with instruments developed in Western and high-income country settings [ 12].

It is an accreditation body for the UK government's cyber essentials scheme and it also certifies to our own governance standard, developed specifically to be achievable and affordable for smaller organisations.

Patients should be encouraged to develop realistic expectations of the potential results achievable.

For instance, 61% case fatality reduction with percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty may not be achievable in some hospitals in developing countries.

Accounting for major parasitic losses, a maximum fuel efficiency increase of 2.5% is achievable using newly developed nanostructured bulk half-Heusler thermoelectric modules.

We now provide a different formulation that will be used to develop another useful outer bound and an inner bound on the achievable rate region.