That's a romantic notion, but the room is also conducive to talking about more whimsical subjects.
"This is uncomfortable for the liberal left," he says, but the 1980s emphasis on individualism, with "its message that 'you can be a winner' and with less sympathy for losers" was, he suspects, also conducive to greater sporting success.
This form of research, involving active and reflective engagement in priority setting exercises, is also conducive to organizational learning and creation of greater awareness and understanding among decision-makers about how choices affect the organization as a whole.
The planning of urban ventilation corridor in Urban New District focuses on the optimization of the wind environment, not only can effectively improve the quality of living environment, but also can conducive to the realization of energy-saving emission reduction.
As stated above, urban environments are full of freight-derived pollution, congestion, and greenhouse gas emissions, but are also conducive to innovation in this area.
But it was also conducive to depravity, the old Calvinist definition thereof: a warping of the spirit.
Ablative fractional laser can not only extremely reduce drug dosage, but also be conducive to drug penetration into deep skin and achieve high local concentrations to obtain a therapeutic effect.
It is likely that the increased K protein levels seen in the nuclei of the proliferating cells serve to support nuclear process that not only composes inducible expression of a very large number genes but also maintains conducive chromatin topology in growing cells.
