These data offer a platform scaffold conducive to further optimization for developing new PET tracers to study Aβ pathophysiology in vitro and in vivo.
Taken together, these policies and strategies provide both a conducive environment and a framework for developing, piloting and implementing newborn programs in the country [ 37].
Such application is especially significant for developing countries with tropical climates, which are very conducive to higher biological activity and productivity, resulting in higher treatment efficiencies compared to those in temperate climates.
"His divisive tone and criticism of this group of volunteers, civic leaders and the city of San Diego as a whole are not conducive to developing a plan for a new stadium," Faulconer wrote.
Our data suggest that the students' experiences were conducive to developing such values and appreciation for the science and engineering concepts emphasized in Studio STEM.
Curtis Strange, ABC's analyst, said early and often that the alternate-shot format is not conducive to developing momentum.
"Well for starters, over here we need to be fucked on drugs to dance, which obviously isn't exactly conducive to developing a scene around such an athletic dance form," says Paradinas.
Preceptors were attracted by the fact that regional and rural patients had expressed willingness for active involvement in ambulatory teaching [ 21], and that continuity of student-patient relationships had been reported to be conducive to developing patient-centred graduates [ 5].
According to the informants, competence develops over time and a low staff turnover was described as conducive to developing competence.
By A. Sami Malik On 20 November 2009, the twentieth anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child CRCC) brought together the political leadership, civil society, national and international development organisations, teachers and children in Sindh, Pakistan to pledge their commitment to protecting the rights of children and to develop an environment conducive for their development.
