31, 126, 127 In Uganda, increased deployment of artemether/lumefantrine was linked to some decrease in in vitro susceptibility to lumefantrine.
Low job satisfaction was linked to inappropriate deployment, low salaries, inadequate support supervision, excessive workload, and poor job security [ 26].
Thus, the model demonstrates that national energy policy and technical deployment can be linked through sustainability and, moreover, that the respective goals may be mutually achieved via holistic, integrated design.
The deployment of attention is linked to the mechanisms of selecting a saccade target and preparing the saccade even for covert attention shifts [13], [14], [15], [16], [17], [but see also 18].
However, the deployment of AS+AQ should be linked to a clear information strategy regarding the potential mild adverse events for health care providers and the general public.
But Dr. John Bailar, an emeritus professor at the University of Chicago who led a group that studied gulf war illness in 1996, said the new study did not provide enough data to determine whether the veterans' symptoms were linked to their deployments to Kuwait, or something entirely different.
At the deployment level of Gaspard2, the existing IPs are linked to the modeled architectural components.
The demand is linked to developing point, network, and even "wearable" deployment scenarios where laboratory analytical instruments are inappropriate for size, cost, and operator skill requirement reasons.
At the deployment level, every elementary component (application or architecture, component) of a system is linked to an existing code hence, facilitating intellectual property (IP) reuse.
In a move that American defence planners might envy, the army, air force and navy will be linked into a single force geared to rapid, long-range deployment.
