The big takeaway here is pretty clear, in terms of the top two players: Android is on fire because of choice, availability and price point in emerging markets focused on shifting to smartphones from feature phones on limited budgets.
Most of the participants revealed that they prefer health insurance on certain conditions such as freedom in provider choice, availability of high quality service, provision of comprehensive benefit packages, and removal of other access barriers.
Such demand for removals will need to be met with additional family planning services in the context of informed choice; post-removal contraceptive counseling services and method choice availability are key for women who wish to continue using a contraceptive method following the removal.
Batch crystallizers are very commonly the vessel of choice or availability in such duties as the manufacture of fine chemicals, pharmaceutical components, and specialty products.
Interestingly, despite large variations in angiographic modality choice and availability over a decade, then bar the renal angiographic threshold being reduced, the overall number of diagnostic investigations through the vascular surgical service has remained largely constant, now with a total number of studies usually between 1,200 and 1,400 per year.
I saw drug use as the product of choice and availability -- that if they had been harder to access, or more strictly enforced, then their victims would never have touched the substances that became their downfall.
Furthermore, the magnitude and significance of covariates generally depend on the choice and availability of variables.
These sequence-based approaches avoid some pitfalls associated with comparative genomic approaches such as choice or availability of comparator genomes.
The choice and availability of appropriate criterion measures are particular issues of concern for the validation of PA questionnaires in low-income countries of Africa.
The choice and availability of appropriate criterion measures are particular issues of concern for the validation of physical activity questionnaires in the low-income countries of Africa [ 5, 38].
We cannot ascertain, from the data available, whether differences between African Americans and whites in the time burden of travel for medical/dental care stem from patient choice, provider availability, or other locational characteristics not measured in the NHTS.
