It's worth noting that US firms have been among the big winners from Grayling's determination to push probation into the private sector and it is US firm Maximus that is taking the work capability contract bid from which Capita withdrew.
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Since the equally important thing is the capability of the instruments from which the quality characteristics are being measured, a comparison was made between the VMC touch probe readings and the measurements from a Mitutoyo coordinate measuring machine (CMM) on bore diameters.
In conclusion, tumor vascularization in a metastatic deposit is likely to be dependent on other factors besides the angiogenic capability of the clone from which it is derived.
As part of Europe's Copernicus environmental monitoring programme, Sentinel-2A uses a combination of high resolution, novel spectral capabilities, a wide swath width from which it collects data and frequent revisit times to provide unprecedented views of Earth.
However, these are shown to have poor predictive capability, even for the system from which they were derived.
A strong point of the model study adopted here is that we knew in advance the developmental capability of the antral oocytes from which we isolated the CCs, thus allowing, for the first time, a direct correlation of the transcriptome of the CCs with the oocyte quality.
A simple case study is then provided to illustrate the capabilities of the developed optimization procedure, from which general conclusions on such design methodology, as well as on electroacoustic absorbers sensitivity, are drawn.
The research-starting assumption is that the interaction between the winery and the grape grower encloses a wide range of distinctive dynamic capabilities of both the players involved, from which can arise the biodiversity, the quality, and the most recognizable and inimitable elements of wine.
In this article we make novel use of ideas from the "capabilities approach," which is now well established in work on international human development and social justice (Robeyns 2011), to explore what it might mean for health services to treat patients as persons.
