"Port superstructures," "port flexibility," "financial clearance capability," and "number of services calling at port" obtained equal AvSSs for both networks.
Financial clearance capability The capability to provide financial clearance without inefficient and complicated clearance processes, financial settlement durations, and so on.
In particular, criteria such as policy and regulations and financial clearance capability must be considered by port authorities since they are strategic responsibilities.
Colombo has the lowest performances for seven different criteria, namely "deviation time," "records of damage," "policies and regulations," "IT and advanced technology," "marketing effort," "finance clearance capability," and "position of hub port with shipping line's services".
The ability of chinchillas to transport dye from the middle ear to the nasopharyngeal orifice of the ET is a direct indicator of the mucociliary clearance capability of this tubal organ [37].
IRF3 and NF- κB are crucial in host defense and could affect virus replication and clearance capability in the lungs.
Mercury exposure alters the cytokine profile, host clearance capability, and histopathological outcome from the resistant phenotype to the susceptible phenotype.
Hasan et al. [21] found that CpG sequences of the E6 and E7 oncogenes, which are from HPV, can specifically bind to TLR9 and reduce the viral clearance capability of the host, contributing to persistent infection.
These could include quick-reaction combat teams, route-clearance capabilities, recovery of wounded personnel and damaged vehicles, the counter-rocket and counter-battery teams that return hostile indirect fire within seconds, and the experts and vehicles that detect and dispose of improvised explosive devices, or IEDs.
