I want a society in which women are judged on merit and not on their degree of availability to men".
Furthermore, the degree of availability depends on employers' cost and benefit differentials in the implementation and support of flexibility arrangements.
The second procedure is the adequacy procedure that investigates the probable degree of availability and the application consequences.
For this type of powder, specific surface area does not increase due to the rise of material porosity but depends on the degree of availability of a surface and its capacity to the nitrogen adsorption.
The role, timing, degree, and availability of cytoreductive surgery in the context of a multimodality approach for MPM will be highlighted, and various strategies that incorporate adjunctive therapies before, during, or after the operation will be discussed.
The design parameters will depend mainly on the load energy needed by the station, the geographical site data (solar radiation, ambient temperature) and, also, the degree of availability of electrical energy needed for the system.
Hence, to a degree, host availability can determine how many infected individuals are observed in a defined area [67], regulated by both density dependent [68] [70] and frequency dependent processes [71] [73].
In fact, there is a dearth of information when it comes to the degree of availability of such datasets in the Region.
A corollary of this approach is that it would be useful to have a statement in published manuscripts, similar to the Competing Interests Statement, that sets out the degree of availability or openness of the data.
In this review we identify three levels of data national, state and county and local data and information sets (levels 1 3, respectively), each with different degrees of availability and completeness, that can be used as a starting point for the extant data collection in each study location over time.
