High-fidelity human patient simulation with a focus on clinical situations/scenarios is highly conducive to interprofessional education.
This study shows that the tricyclic benzo[4,5]thieno[2,3-d]pyrimidine benzo[4,5]thieno[2,3-d]pyrimidineingle hTscaffoldl hTS-hDHFR ishighlyon depending on the 2-position substituents.
NI calls iMaschine a "sketchpad," and its casual low-stakes vibe is highly conducive to quickly roughing out an idea for a drum part, or spending your commute making music instead of playing Two Dots.
NI calls iMaschine 2 a "sketchpad," and its casual low-stakes vibe is highly conducive to quickly roughing out an idea for a drum part, or spending your commute making music instead of playing Two Dots.
This kind of stable connectivity, with frequent repeated exposures among all partners, is highly conducive to the spread of HIV and other STIs.
Light microscopy, on the other hand, is highly conducive to characterizing how protein localization influences cellular signaling.
Paradoxically, although the Southern slave regime was one of the most dehumanizing ever recorded, it was one of the most favourable on record demographically, because the nutritional and general living environments were highly conducive to explosive population growth.
This focus has been shown to be highly conducive to creative insight.
During the spring and summer, conditions along the east coast of Australia are highly conducive for the formation of hailstorms.
Thus, smoking cessation programmes can be effective even in prison environments that are highly conducive to smoking and should form a part of routine care within prison systems.
