Rotate what days departments get to be email and social-free (e.g. Development, Monday; Marketing, Tuesday, and so on).
The website functions as a sort of automatic jobs board search engine, scanning other job sites for listings that match your category keyword (e.g. "development") and also refer to remote work/telecommuting.
Exploring further options for LFC definition(s) (e.g. development of combined indexes), should continue to be part of a concerted, comprehensive effort to develop compatible and harmonized definitions.
Pests also may be controlled by chemical and biological methods (e.g., development of resistant plants, as with European grapevines).
The tests also stress the importance of good solutions (e.g., development languages, display modalities, metaphors) for synchronizing video and overlaid interactive elements.
Leverage off electronic health records (e.g., development and use of decision support systems) is difficult without agreement in these areas.
The adaptations themselves are many and varied and include those of physiology (e.g., osmoregulatory abilities), structure (e.g., flattened bodies of fauna living in running waters), behaviour (e.g., burrowing to avoid dehydration), and ecology (e.g., development of life cycles that accord with the occurrence of seasonally unfavourable conditions).
All trainees receive mentoring from our faculty, and all participants are committed to building long-term collaborations and research capacity on HIV-related malignancies in resource-limited settings (e.g., development of a quick, low-cost KS test).
The metrics selection process is further complicated due to the availability of various metrics for each quality attribute, and the constraints that impact metric selection (e.g., development phase, metric validity, and available tools).
Abstracted data included demographics, risk factors, and outcome variables (e.g., development of FN/SN, administration of myeloid growth factors).
In this regard, the study of pedogenetic (e.g., development of horizons, hardpans or duricrusts, peds, and clay compositional and mechanical e.g., slickensides features, etc).
