The paper concludes with some considerations on the capability of highly expansive materials to provide a significant degree of homogenization upon hydration.
Both currently recommend discussion of the risks and benefits of different modes of birth, consideration of the capabilities of the facility, and responsivity to maternal preferences for mode of birth.
For example, it may not be useful to subsidize one of the technologies without due consideration of the famers' capability to fully fund the remaining parts of the cost of adoption.
Equally neglected was consideration of the different capabilities in risk communication and response of the elderly or citizens with disabilities.
Risk assessment of public harm is challenging because it necessitates consideration of the intent and capability of those who wish to do harm, as well as the vulnerability of the public and the status of public health preparedness for both deliberate and accidental events.
Four-phase 8/6 pole switched reluctance machine and four-phase asymmetric bridge power converter should be adopted in large power system with consideration of the fault tolerance capability and low voltage & current rating of power switches in power converter.
A further consideration regards the capability of a better detection, with respect to DFT, of higher spatial frequency features.
It is considered to be important to change the flexible function sharing in consideration of the client's capabilities and performance in the experimental stage.
Non-thermal irreversible electroporation (NTIRE) is a new minimally invasive surgical technique that was originally conceived from theoretical considerations with the capability of selectively targeting cell membranes to treat biological tissues (Davalos et al, 2005).
Consideration of the personal characteristics and capabilities of patients, informal caregivers and homecare staff involved in healthcare processes, including their cognitive, perceptual and physical abilities, needs, and limitations is crucial in avoiding threats to patient safety in the homecare setting [ 22, 80].
