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AJES founded Therapeutic Monitoring Systems in order to commercialize patented Continuous Individualized Multiorgan Variability Analysis (CIMVA) technology, with the objective of delivering variability-directed clinical decision support to improve quality and efficiency of care.

We had proposed a framework, an Assistive Learning Environment (ALE) to enhance the learning experience of LD students in their academic life1, which is capable for recognizing what content has to delivered, variability associated with each LD learner and transformations associated with the content to deliver it to the LD learner.

And again, this will provide us not only fast time to market, but also a pretty quick ability to deliver those new capabilities and also have variability in our budget, which I think continuously will be very important for CIOs.

All eight syringes delivered with little variability at the target level of 520 ± 20 ppm.

Lack of standardized protocols and methods for delivering sonication energy can introduce variability in the ENM suspension properties (e.g. agglomerate size, polydispersity, suspension stability over time), and holds significant implications for in vitro dosimetry, toxicity, and other nano-bio interactions.

Variability stands in the way of delivering consistent product quality from microwave ovens.

Understanding and controlling sources of variability is not only imperative for delivering high-quality assay results, but ultimately for controlling the size and expense of research studies.

This, together with the behaviours required by those delivering or receiving the intervention, and the number and variability of outcomes, means that case management can be defined as complex.

Our qualitative analysis suggests that variability is the major challenge faced in delivering reports that meet UNICEF standards.

The ex-Gaussian analysis delivers two measures of variability: one from the fast, Gaussian portion of the distribution, and one from the slow exponential tail [ 31].

Our finding of increased variability in delivered volume using a pressure-limited SI at initiation of ventilation is consistent with recent reports of variable tidal volumes (0-30 mL) achieved with pressure-limited resuscitation of preterm infants [ 30- 32].