Finally, in contrast to what has been concluded from a review of HaH schemes under hospital responsibility,[ 7] the Cuban first line driven scheme could assure increased satisfaction of all actors involved, including the medical and paramedical staff.
Furthermore, it has been concluded, from a battery of studies measuring impulsivity in ADHD patients, that premature responses are "…the most sensitive measures for discriminating ADHD from control children" (Rubia et al., 2007).
This can be concluded from a simulation 3C-BOUND2C where the 3C simulation is repeated but with boundary concentrations as for the 2C simulation.
We asked a panel of North Korean experts whether they thought the documents were genuine and, if so, what could be concluded from a leak of this sort.
For treated PVA, the existence of large ionic charge carriers can be concluded from a large value of the critical hole size.
It is concluded, from a number of years experience of using the audio and visual communications systems for suited operations, that safety and the progress of complex engineering tasks have been significantly enhanced.
It was concluded from a literature review, interviews and site visits that informal arrangements dominate the sector, especially in Cameroon, leading to poor relations between officials and miners and meaning that miners have few rights and no voice.
Furthermore, it was concluded from a combination of activation energy calculations and molecular simulations that the ester penetrants, similar to n-alkanes, diffuse linearly along their long molecular axes.
Still, there is very little that can be concluded from a first winter testing, and if the Ferrari looked a little sluggish at the hands of Felipe Massa, it looked better with Fernando Alonso driving, especially on the last day when he set the fastest lap of the day — no doubt helped by the support of his home fans on the Jerez circuit in Spain.
It is concluded from a study that the toxicity of silver nanoparticles is due to their interaction with essential sulfhydryl group of the respiratory enzyme present in the bacterial cells [195].
Rudder says, "This is generally supposed, from the construction and other circumstances, to be the work of the Romans, who had certainly a lodgment here, as may be concluded from a tesselated pavement dug up at Stidcot, in this parish". It seems, however, probable that it was of British origin.
