By John Perry and John McCarten The New Yorker, September 19 , 1964P. 47 Sign in Pentagon: "This passageway has been made non-conducive to utilization for an indefinite period".
The lack of fair competition among power plants is not conducive to reducing utilization costs of generation resources.
However, the waste of enormous water which for instance occupied 53.2% of the irrigation water in this study was not conducive to the sustainable utilization of water resources in the arid oasis.
Besides, oxygen vacancies, which favor efficient electrons transport, supply more active sites, and assist in the adsorption of OH−, can be conducive to make high utilization of catalytic materials in the OER.
The invertase breaks down sucrose molecules in the soil into fructose and glucose, which is conducive to the uptake and utilization by plant and microbe.
There are several models of research utilization in policy-making, but interactive or exchange models may be more conducive to the effective use of research than unilateral models because they bring researchers and decision-makers closer together [ 10, 27].
We investigated issues affecting Papanicolaou smear screening access, health services utilization, acculturation, social networking, and media venues most conducive to acquiring health information among Hispanics.
Use language that is conducive to positive negotiations.
For example it is known, that low SES Australians are more likely to have unhealthy lifestyles and risk factors that are conducive to chronic conditions [ 11], which in turn contribute to higher primary care utilization.
Big user direct purchase of electricity is not only conducive to the promotion of energy saving and emission reduction, but also helpful to reduce the utilization cost of the generation resource.
