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Initial neutronics and activation studies will be incorporated with other target area considerations to identify important challenges and explore possible solutions.
Because the CEA has been adopted as an efficient tool for brake design, a more reliable index is here proposed, from the CEA outputs and energetic considerations, to identify the mode that will become effectively unstable.
Regarding safety considerations, to identify lung and digestive shunts, SIRT with Y-loaded microspheres is preceded by diagnostic angiography and hepatic perfusion scintigraphy with 99mTc macroaggregated albumin (MAA).
This paper utilizes four key considerations to identify potential leverage points at the evidence-policy interface for future health systems in low-income countries.
Given a set of circumstances, the test can be used, with confidence in line with measurement error considerations, to identify the level of competence of the practitioners who have been assessed using the instrument.
Both equipment cost and performance are taken into consideration to identify the most promising configurations.
Because the formation of steam breakthrough is mainly influenced by reservoir heterogeneity and operation parameters, both of them should be taken into consideration to identify the breakthrough channel.
We conducted an exploratory study in western Panama at the initial stage of PES consideration to identify potential landowner interest in PES and factors that would affect landowner interest and eligibility.
Inspecting and analyzing the source code of the system under consideration to identify the classes in need of extract subclass refactoring (ESR) is a time consuming and costly process.
The experiences of women with severe mental illness warrant particular consideration to identify the strategies they use to facilitate recovery.
In particular, the evaluation of such methods in the pharmaceutical industry will also need careful consideration to identify any restrictions placed on approaches to study design by the regulatory bodies.
