Mobile phone exposure variables included frequency of use, but also more qualitative variables: demands on availability, perceived stressfulness of accessibility, being awakened at night by the mobile phone, and personal overuse of the mobile phone.
Specific aims were to examine whether the frequency of mobile phone use, but also more qualitative aspects of mobile phone use (demands on availability, perceived stressfulness of accessibility, being awakened at night by the mobile phone, and perceived personal overuse of the mobile phone), are associated with reported stress, symptoms of depression, and sleep disturbances.
In order to meet expected research demands on specimen availability, LCL were created from the PBMC from many participants.
Finally, 68Ga is produced by an on-site generator enabling on-demand availability similar to 99mTc but with a longer shelf life of 9 12 months versus 1 2 weeks for 99mTc generator.
The production of software systems with specific demand on reliability, availability, maintenance, and performance (RAMP) is one of the greatest challenges facing software engineers at all levels of the development cycle.
The increase of fossil fuel demand raises concerns on availability of resources for future energy demand and on potential environmental impacts.
This requires to specify the probability distributions of all model parameters, posing a huge demand on data availability or requiring highly subjective assumptions on distribution shapes to compensate for missing data.
The cost of operations and maintenance can make or break a business, especially with today's increasing demand on productivity, availability, quality, safety and environment, and the decreasing profit margins.
While Farm Hill delivers its food to you, it doesn't follow the same type of on-demand availability as some other food startups.
In this sense then, '… cord blood is more amenable than bone marrow to off-the-shelf and on-demand availability and circulation within a time sensitive system of distribution and exchange' (Brown et al. 2011: 1116).
E-learning offers various benefits like increased accessibility to information, better content delivery, personalized instruction, content standardization, accountability, on-demand, availability, self-pacing, interactivity, confidence, and increased convenience [2].
